There are those sequels that shouldn't exist and there are those sequels that you had no idea existed. This one kind of falls into both categories. This is 2022's Dark Night of the Scarecrow 2.
BREAKDOWN:
From IMDb:
When Chris Rhymer and her young son Jeremy are forced to relocate to a small rural community, they have no idea of the past terror that their presence re-awakens.
MY THOUGHTS:
I'm still in sort of a dull shock that this movie exists. I kind of feel the same for the upcoming Jack-O 2. Written by the same writer as the first, so it's got a similar vibe going but severely lacks the made-for-TV quiality that the original owned.
TRAILER: