If ever there was a film deserving a sequel it was the cheesy but brilliant almost classic Trilogy of Terror – a made for TV trilogy of horror stories linked by the common thread that Karen Black appeared in all three stories. Though it has taken an age for producer director Dan Curtis to have the brainwave to make a follow up at least he has managed to rope in some of those ingredients that rendered the first film so memorable, notably the writing skills of Richard Matheson who is there to lend a hand this time around as well. Perhaps the driving force behind this follow up was the simple “Public Demand” factor for the infamous Zuni Fetish Doll from the first film that made such a huge and lasting impression on all who have come across the film. Horror fans for years have demanded the return of the Zuni Doll and finally their wishes have been answered by this 1996 follow up…a mere 21 years after the original anthology.