Chelsea Vale

Tom Sizemore

Robert LaSardo

Michael Madsen

Sully Erna

Hannah Dannelly

Tom DeNucci

Forest Quaglia

Chris Whitcomb

Alec Nevin

Alessandria Greene

Tom Laughlin

David Gere

Christopher C. Romero

June Hargrove

Curtis Edwards

Claudio Orefice

Daniel Jacobi

Joey Ambrosini

Kurita

Sue Velasquez

Erik Bloomquist

Jim Vitale

Gia Stanco

Eric Weinstock

Vincent Marseglia

Travis Gordon

AJ Bernardo

Sama Fernands

Blaise Serra

Brittany Toczko

Kara Curnane Joseph

Carson Bloomquist

Keont'e Collins

Chad Verdi Jr.

Edward Dirgo

Mitchell Maknis

Alessandro Molluzzo

Danielle Francine

Jackson Gower Taylor

Chris Baldyga

Greg Bereski Jr.

Tony Grano

David Apuzzo

Eric Morin

Audrey Fratelli

Amanda Pepin

Stephanie Lyn

Jared Cohn

Natalie Bible'

Ryan Sweeney

Thomas O'Rourke

Jacob Cooney

Anthony Gudas

Kyle Rogan

Andre Relis

Mark David

Christian Kircher

Gary Wolfenden

Jean-Paul DeMars

Mark Thompson

Christopher Bye

Paul Luba

Chad A. Verdi

David Bateman

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Damon's Revenge

Verdi Productions

Shadow Vale Productions

VMI Worldwide

United States of America

**_Sequel to “Burial Ground Massacre” is a case of sophomore slump_** 

After surviving the Liberty Manor massacre in Rhode Island, Adrianna (Chelsea Vale) is viewed as a sort of local celebrity. Her wild child friend from college (Hannah Dannelly) invites her out to a rural vacation home to party with friends and recover. Unfortunately, Tina has an unhealthy interest in the massacre and, worse, the Wampanoag mafia chief might no longer be in custody. Havoc ensues.

“Damon’s Revenge” (2022) adequately relays what happens to the survivors of the film from the year before, but you won’t find much elaboration on the title character. Disregarding his appearing in a recap, Damon doesn’t surface until the very end. I was hoping for details on why he likes to torment Indian lasses in his torture chamber, as well as why the Wampanoag mafia hired him (no doubt because he’s an effective killer, huh?).

Another issue is that this isn’t as ambitious as the first movie, but at least it’s a little creative with the hackneyed cabin-in-the-woods plot. The nudity is way toned down and there are no torture chamber sequences (not that I care about either). The women aren’t as notable either. Still, the voice dubbing has been fixed (compared to the prior film) and Chelsea Vale makes for a serviceable protagonist, plus there are enough interesting things to keep one’s attention, like the Wampanoag chief convincing an Indian deputy to do such-and-such. 

The film runs 1 hour, 29 minutes, and was shot in Cromwell, Connecticut, which is in the heart of the state just south of Hartford on the Connecticut River.

GRADE: C+

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