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Scanner Cop II

Nowhere to hide, not even in your mind.
1995 | 95m | English

(1370 votes)

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Popularity: 4 (history)

Director: Steve Barnett
Writer: Mark Sevi
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When other Scanners in the Los Angeles area are left drained of life, Sam is forced back into action in a desperate attempt to stop Volkin, who is determined to become the most powerful - and ruthless - of his kind.
Release Date: Jan 25, 1995
Director: Steve Barnett
Writer: Mark Sevi
Genres: Action, Science Fiction, Horror
Keywords los angeles, california, police officer, scanners, supernatural horror
Production Companies Malofilm, The Image Organization, Starlight, Showdown Productions
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $4,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 02, 2025
Entered: Apr 20, 2024
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Name Character
Daniel Quinn Det. Samuel Staziak
Patrick Kilpatrick Karl Volkin
Khrystyne Haje Carrie Goodart
Stephen Mendel Detective Jim Mullins
Robert Forster Captain Jack Bitters
Brenda Swanson Glory Avionis
Jerry Potter Sheriff Jake
Jewel Shepard Nurse
Evan MacKenzie J.J.
Eugene Robert Glazer Institute Director
Lisa Comshaw Denise
Kane Hodder Kidnapper #1
Tony Fasce Pickpocket Jones
Terrie Snell Washer Woman
Jim Blumetti Old Cop
Eric Chambers Young Cop
Barbara Tarbuck Rachel Staziak
Allan Kolman County Doctor Tom Walton
Robert Knott Deputy Henry
Julian Neil Kidnapper Leader
Frank Uzzolino Billy
Steve Wilcox Craig Volkin
Yvette Harding Teenage Girl
John Walter Davis Security Guard Porter
Richard Epper Janitor
Patrick J. Statham Forklift Driver
Kurt Bryant Foreman
Richard Assad Hotel Clerk
Monika Ramirez Hotel Maid
Kim Delgado Sergeant Danny Collins
Dan Weiss Denise's Husband
Ellen Dubin Cop #1
Marlon Archey Cop #2
Al Goto Lobby Cop #1
Carl Ciarfalio Lobby Cop #2
Nicholas Gunn Scanned Alley Citizen
Aaron Lustig Doctor Gordon
Elven Havard Orderly
Michael Sloane Wildman Inmate
Brett A. Jones Institute Guard
Katie Wagner Reporter
Lee Mathis Attendant
Patricia Place Old Woman
Rick Avery Kidnapper #2
Thomas DeWier Kidnapper #3
Name Job
Steve Barnett Director
Tom McSweeney Casting
Karen James Casting Assistant
Joey Paul Jensen Casting Assistant
David Cronenberg Characters
Mark Sevi Writer
Patrick Rand Editor
Robert Lansing Parker Line Producer
Richard Bowers Music
Cathy Henderson Casting
Terri L. Schaetzle Production Design
Susanna Bernstein Set Decoration
Charmian Espinoza Costume Design
Rodney W. Smith Production Manager
Steve Barnett Post Production Supervisor
Fred Mata Casting Assistant
Ashley Friedman Location Manager
Chanel Salzer Location Manager
Steve Gehrke Script Supervisor
Kitty Olisky Production Coordinator
Tom Jewett Director of Photography
Kurt Bryant Stunt Coordinator
Joni Avery Stunts
Erik Stabenau Stunts
Denney Pierce Stunts
Thomas L. Callaway Second Unit Director of Photography
Jeffrey S. Farley Special Effects Makeup Artist
John Carl Buechler Makeup Designer
Chris Robbins Special Effects Key Makeup Artist
Deborah McNulty Key Hair Stylist, Key Makeup Artist
Bob Kay Second Assistant Director
Leland Darryl First Assistant Director
Reed Anthony Stunts
Richard Epper Stunts
David Rowden Stunts
Cole S. McKay Stunts
James McCalmont Second Unit Director of Photography
Mark E. Trembath Gaffer
Michael Weaver Second Unit Director of Photography
Name Title
Pierre David Producer
Lawrence Goebel Associate Producer
Meyer Shwarzstein Associate Producer
Noël A. Zanitsch Co-Producer
René Malo Executive Producer
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CharlesTatum
2.0

This sequel marks the end of the series...or does it? The rookie cop Staziak (Daniel Quinn) is now a plain clothes detective (he must have had one good year), and uses his scanning capabilities to rout criminals and foil evildoers. We meet an evil scanner (Patrick Kilpatrick)- yes, another one- who ... has escaped from a mental ward and is trying to kill Staziak. It seems he can also suck the "lifeforce" out of other scanners. You see the scanner finale coming as scanner cop and evil scanner do scanner battle. In the beginning of the film, Staziak fools a kidnapper into thinking Staziak is an accomplice, not a cop. He does this by "scanning." The problem is the director uses the exact same special effect from "Scanner Cop," but in a very different scanning context. Another complaint I have had about the entire series, and I have seen all the entries, is that the Scanner power is never explained. We see scanners command others to do their will, we see scanners getting scanned, but what specifically does "scanning" entail? Reading minds? This question has never been adequately explained, but now machines can be scanned as well? The good scanner vs. Evil scanner plot has been done, yet it is still trotted out for this video. This came out a few years ago, without a sequel, but after witnessing the rebirth of movie series like James Bond, Halloween, Friday the 13th, etc., I am not holding my breath. In a complete pageant of unoriginality, every single episode of this film series has had an exploding head, but none of them matched the gore of the first film. This showdown is underwhelming. Also known as "Scanners 4: The Showdown."

Jul 15, 2023