The original Poison Ivy was a smart slice of exploitation that helped launch the adult career of Drew Barrymore. It was followed three years later by the inferior Poison Ivy II, in which Barrymore was replaced by Alyssa Milano. This second sequel is perhaps the worst of the follow-ups, a deeply predictable erotic thriller that's merely a boring rehash of the original. Jaime Pressly essays the role of Ivy's sister Violet, who proudly follows in the footsteps of her sibling, wreaking havoc by sleeping her way through a wealthy family. Pressly can do little but pout and the rest of the performances are just as forgettable.

A sinister seductress vows to destroy a suburban family.