Decoys 2: Alien Seduction

2007 "It's mating season"
4.6| 1h34m| en| More Info
Released: 06 March 2007 Released
Producted By: Decoys Production
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Sam, a college student in a small Northwestern town, reluctantly joins his roommates in a contest to see who can hook up with the most gorgeous co-eds by the end of the semester. But when men slowly start disappearing around town, he and his friends learn that when it comes to beautiful women, it's what's inside that really matters.

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Wuchak Released in 2007, "Decoys 2: Alien Seduction" chronicles events at a Canadian campus where female aliens masquerade as hot blondes and seduce male students in order to perpetuate their dying species. Corey Sevier and Kim Poirier return from the first film, the former as a secondary protagonist and the latter is one of the key aliens. Michelle Molineux plays another notable alien, amongst others, all gorgeous. This time Tyler Johnston and Kailin See star as the student heroes assisted by a few others. Dina Meyer and Tobin Bell are on hand as a psychiatrist and professor respectively.Like the first movie, "Decoys 2" mixes elements of 1995's "Species" with the campus environment of 1998's "Urban Legend," but also adds a subplot from 1999's "The Rage: Carrie 2" in that the male students compete in a game to see who can bed more hotties. If you like any of those films then you'll probably like this one, which is on par or better (except I prefer "The Rage" for reasons cited in my review). In any case, "Decoys 2" is cut from the same cloth as its predecessor and might even be a little better. It offers possibly even better women (e.g. Kailin See, Meyer and Molineux) and definitely has better F/X as the appearance of the creatures has noticeably improved. The cast is even better in that a group of students and someone else team-up against the aliens and their camaraderie is a pleasure.While many people hate the Decoys movies I give them a relatively high rating simply because they're entertaining, which is my main criteria for the worthiness of any movie. Both "Decoys" and "Decoys 2" hit most of the mandatory checkboxes for an effective horror flick. I particularly like the campus-in-the-dead-of-winter locations, which no other slasher/monster flick has done to my knowledge. Speaking of the locations, "Decoys 2" was shot on an Edmonton campus, roughly 2000 miles west of the Ottawa locations of the first film.Maybe the reason horror aficionados dislike the Decoys films is because they add humor and camp. I usually don't like horror films that mix-in comedy, like 2002's crappy "Cabin Fever," but the Decoys films mix them in a palatable way. Neither of these movies is scary, although there are a couple of "got ya" scenes and the aliens are hideous, but they're satisfyingly amusing with good casts and superb women.The film runs 94 minutes.GRADE: B
SnoopyStyle Sam Compton (Tyler Johnston) is a college student. His idiot classmates create a douchey contest where they grade all the girls, and see who can bag the most points. Sam is reluctantly forced to join in. For some reason, these idiots seem to attract beautiful women except they have tentacles popping out of their stomachs.This is strictly a straight to video TV movie quality B-horror. And there's nothing wrong with that. It certainly got the boob content for a B-horror movie. The CG is silly even by that time's standard. None of it is scary. The guys are idiotic jerks. The lead and his possible girlfriend are the only two characters that anybody could care about. Tyler Johnston and Kailin See are nice actors. Sadly the rest are nothing but Bores.
Vomitron_G For more than one reason the first "Decoys" movie managed to entertain sci-fi/horror audiences, much to everybody's surprise. A bunch of aliens, disguised as hot female college babes, wreak havoc on a campus. There mission is simple: seduce and mate with male students to ensure that their race will live on. It's a horror-comedy mixture aimed at teenagers mostly, but it's decent enough, fresh & spirited and was made on a comfortable budget. It's fun and that's about it. Nothing to complain about. Now, the sequel did it right too. The budget looked the same, so at least production values weren't a step backwards. But what the filmmakers understood, was giving us more of the same highlights that made the first film work: Same plot, more creature effects, a higher bodycount and last but not least, more luscious babes going topless. You can't ask much else from a flick like this than to keep a decent pace & entertain. And this sequel did.
kai ringler i have to admit i watched this just for the hott chicks and boy was i not disappointed, seemed like every guys fantasy chick including mine was in this movie. not having seen the original i didn't know what to expect except for the hot chicks,, i was surprised to see Tobin Bell,, Jigsaw from Saw in this,, he was a college professor in this.. apparently the alien chicks are defly afraid of heat,, they like the cold, so they wanna get the guys out in the cold weather to do it,, one guy is cold so he turns on a heater and the girl gets a bad burn from it,,apparently the only way you can tell if the girl is an alien is the fact that they have no belly button,, the guys at the college are in a race to see how many alien chicks they can score.. not a bad movie,, there is actually a plot in there if you look hard enough.