Trancers II

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Trancers II

DVD cover
Directed by Charles Band
Written by Charles Band (story)
Narrated by Tim Thomerson
Starring Tim Thomerson
Helen Hunt
Music by Phil Davies
Mark Ryder
Cinematography Adolfo Bartoli
Editing by Andy Horvitch, Ted Nicolaou
Country Flag of the United States United States
Language English
Preceded by Trancers
Followed by Trancers III
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Trancers II is a 1991 American action science fiction film directed by Charles Band. It is the sequel to Trancers starring Tim Thomerson and Helen Hunt.

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[edit] Cast

[edit] Plot

Los Angeles, 1991. Jack Deth (Tim Thomerson) has gotten used to life with his wife Lena (Helen Hunt) in the six years since they killed Whistler. Hap Ashby (Bif Manard) has made a fortune investing and has moved from the streets to a palatial estate, sharing it with Jack and Lena. But life is about to get difficult for Jack. Whistler's brother, E.D. Wardo (Richard Lynch), has gone back in time and created a "trancer farm" under the guise of an environmental organization. GreenWorld strives to 'clean up the world', but they are kidnapping the homeless and mental patients to enslave in a trancer army. Once again, Hap is under attack, useful to Wardo as the ancestor of future Angel City Council Member Ashe. Jack's ready to singe some trancers in the name of the law, but he isn't expecting his dead wife, Alice (Megan Ward) to show up -- and neither is Lena.

Alice has been saved from death by the City Council and send back to 1991 to help Jack stop Wardo. The tension mounts as Lena becomes fearful of losing Jack to his future wife, Hap slips back to the bottle to deal with the stress, and Jack realizes that when Alice returns to the future, she'll die again. Somehow, Jack must find a way to save more than just the future.

[edit] Trivia

Trancers II features the last appearance of Art LaFleur as McNulty.

'Richard Lynch' 's (Wardo) real life son Christopher can be seen in this movie playing Wardo's cameraman.

The two hobos asking for chilli and mustard on their hot dogs are Albert Band and Gordon Hunt, the fathers of director Charles Band and Helen Hunt, respectively.

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