My review of the first film is here, and Noel's review of the first sequel is here.
This is a pretty typical setup for a horror movie - cursed object turns
someone into a serial killer - but the use of the Mr. Fixit handyman who
turns on the people letting him into their homes is mildly compelling.
In fact, one could almost consider this a loose, alternate adaptation of
King's short story "The Lawnmower Man" in that, while they obviously
can't make its specific scenario a scene here as those rights are owned
elsewhere, it has the same air of an everyday stranger doing work on our
homes who suddenly takes a turn to the nasty.
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Sadly, most of the film doesn't make use of this setup.
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