A worthwhile disc of an overlooked modern horror film from a veteran that offers the best possible transfer for this visually challenging title and fortifies the presentation with a selection of worthwhile extras.

Satan's Little Helper proved that Lieberman could still put together an effective mixture of shocks and social commentary… if this is his last hurrah, it's got that signature style that his fanbase will appreciate.

Gangster action, comic book plotting, sly humor and a heaping helping of pop surrealism collide in a one-of-a-kind tale that is capable of pleasing grindhouse buffs and fans of American satires alike.

…as anyone who lived through the '80s knows, sequels had become an inevitability in the American film business. However, Hooper was not content to give audiences more of the same. What he created was as much a dark comedy as it was a horror film, a ruthless satire that took on the attitudes of the '80s as well as the legacy of the first film.