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DARKMAN II: THE RETURN OF DURANT

1995 • US HMDB
July 11, 1995

Darkman and Durant return and they hate each other as much as ever. This time, Durant has plans to take over the city's drug trade using high-tech weaponry. Darkman must step in and try to stop Durant once and for all.

Directors

Bradford May Bradford May
Horror Azione Thriller Fantascienza

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Cast

Larry Drake as Robert G. Durant

Larry Drake

Robert G. Durant

 Arnold Vosloo as Peyton Westlake / Darkman

Arnold Vosloo

Peyton Westlake / Darkman

 Kim Delaney as Jill Randall

Kim Delaney

Jill Randall

 Renée O'Connor as Laurie Brinkman

Renée O'Connor

Laurie Brinkman

 Lawrence Dane as Dr. Alfred Hathaway

Lawrence Dane

Dr. Alfred Hathaway

 Jesse Collins as Dr. David Brinkman

Jesse Collins

Dr. David Brinkman

 David Ferry as Eddie

David Ferry

Eddie

 Rod Wilson as Ivan Druganov

Rod Wilson

Ivan Druganov

 Jack Langedijk as Rollo Latham

Jack Langedijk

Rollo Latham

 Sten Eirik as Whitey

Sten Eirik

Whitey

 Steve Mousseau as Roy

Steve Mousseau

Roy

 James Millington as Mr. Perkins

James Millington

Mr. Perkins

 Phillip Jarrett as Dan

Phillip Jarrett

Dan

 Kevin Rushton as Skinhead

Kevin Rushton

Skinhead

 Graham Rowat as Producer Bob

Graham Rowat

Producer Bob

 Chris Gillett as Bob's Boss

Chris Gillett

Bob's Boss

David Clement

Det. Stringer

Catherine Swing

Bonnie Cisco

 Anne Marie DeLuise as Receptionist

Anne Marie DeLuise

Receptionist

Adam Bramble

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Crew
Production: Sam Raimi (Executive Producer) — Robert Tapert (Executive Producer) — David Roessell (Producer)
Screenplay: Lawrence Hertzog (Story) — Robert Eisele (Story)
Music: Randy Miller (Original Music Composer) — Danny Elfman (Music)
Cinematography: Bradford May (Director of Photography)

REVIEWS (1)

Marco Castellini

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Peyton Darkman has to face Durant once again. The black hero tries to stop the plan of the crazy criminal who wants to create an ultra-powerful laser weapon to dominate the world. Second chapter of the Darkman story, without Raimi directing, without Liam Neeson in the lead role, and the difference is noticeable! Zero originality, little entertainment, absolute lack of even remotely horror scenes, so much so that this film shouldn't even be reviewed. Sequel purely for commercial purposes.

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