Vault of Terror II: The Undead

Synopsis

"Vault of Terror II: The Undead" is a 2015 horror anthology film co-produced by Lloyd Kaufman, renowned for his work with Troma Entertainment. The movie features a series of chilling tales connected by a macabre vault filled with horrific secrets. Combining elements of supernatural terror, zombies, and dark humor, the film explores themes of reanimation and the undead through interlinked stories that pay homage to classic horror tropes infused with a modern cult twist. Fans of schlocky and campy horror will appreciate its low-budget charm, practical effects, and offbeat storytelling reminiscent of vintage horror anthologies.

Cast

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  Lloyd Kaufman

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  Erika Smith

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  Tina Krause

  Agent Tina Krause (Segment "The Fappening")

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  Rachael Robbins

• Sybelle Silverphoenix

• Sean Weathers

Reviews

Critically, "Vault of Terror II: The Undead" received mixed to negative reviews with an IMDb rating of 5.2/10, reflecting its niche appeal primarily among horror aficionados and fans of cult cinema. Some reviewers praised the film for its nostalgic vibe and commitment to practical effects, with outlets like HorrorNews.net noting, "The movie offers a fun, if sometimes uneven, homage to classic zombie flicks and grindhouse nightmares." However, others criticized the uneven pacing and limited production values. For example, a review on Dread Central stated, "Despite its earnest effort and moments of creativity, the film struggles with its fragmented narrative and inconsistent tone." While it lacks mainstream acclaim or high Metacritic scores, the film has garnered appreciation within the cult horror community for its quirky charm and spirited embrace of B-movie conventions.