Basement broadcasting turns murderous as Howard and Eli host TV for the gore-hungry masses.
VIDEO VIOLENCE 2
Howard and Eli, the Video Violence killers host their own TV show, allowing viewers and other aspiring psychos to send in videos of their handiwork.
Quick Answer
Video Violence 2 is a 1988 American horror film directed by Gary P. Cohen about two killers who host a secret TV show where aspiring psychos share videos of their violent acts.
Programmer's Pick
If you've ever wondered what America's Funniest Home Videos would look like run by sadists with a camcorder and zero boundaries, Video Violence 2 has your answer. Where local cable access meets murder-happy hixploitation, this basement broadcast is anything but family-friendly.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
Details & Specs
- Director
- Gary P. Cohen
- Writer
- Gary P. Cohen
- Release
- 1988
- Runtime
- 1h 15m
- Genres
- Horror
Cast & Crew
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Why Cult
The film centers on killers hosting an underground TV show from their own basement, inviting other psychos to contribute homemade horror.
A parade of grisly home movies—sent in by aspiring killers—delivers a satirical take on society's appetite for shock and gore.
Expect slasher kills, severed fingers, nudity, and more, all delivered with a wink of dark humor.
The movie doubles down on rural horror tropes with small-town psychos taking center stage—direct from the heartland.
Scene Gallery
Threat File
Howard and Eli's new TV show
Serial killers sharing violent home videos
Spreads violence and encourages more gruesome acts
Secret basement studio
Questions from the Vault
Who directed Video Violence 2? +
Video Violence 2 was directed by Gary P. Cohen.
When was Video Violence 2 released? +
Video Violence 2 was released in 1988.
How long is Video Violence 2? +
Video Violence 2 has a runtime of 75 minutes.
What genre is Video Violence 2? +
Video Violence 2 is a horror film.
Where can I watch Video Violence 2? +
Video Violence 2 is available to stream on SassyFlix.
