Glucedee It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

Griff Lees Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

Deanna There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

Staci Frederick Blistering performances.

Leofwine_draca It's hard to believe that the distinctly-average-with-a-great-cast B-movie SPECIES would spawn numerous sequels and rip-offs, but I guess there's plenty of mileage in having tentacled aliens taking the form of beautiful blonde women and stripping off to procreate with unassuming earth-men. So far I've counted three SPECIES sequels and now two Canadian DECOYS movies, although there are probably plenty more that I've not encountered yet.DECOYS 2: ALIEN SEDUCTION is a typically cheesy and altogether fun little B-movie that was shot on and around a university campus. The Canadian climes give it a distinctly chilly backdrop which the writers exploit for all their worth (for some reason, the aliens have a fondness for below-zero temperatures). Male viewers may be disappointed in the fact that there's slightly less nudity than you'd expect from the premise, but there are other things to enjoy besides.Not least the characters, who are surprisingly warm and engaging for a low-budget B-feature. The male students, all of them desperate to lose their virginity, are surprisingly well-drawn and well-acted by genre standards and I enjoyed watching their interactions. The producers even rope in a couple of genre stalwarts, namely Dina Meyer (STARSHIP TROOPERS) and Tobin Bell (SAW) who both get little more than extended cameos. And the film is replete with cheesy-looking alien critters and a whole host of human-vs-aliens action at the climax; somehow this is more entertaining than the likes of the OTT mayhem of something like EVIL ALIENS. It certainly ain't high art, but I'd buy that for a dollar!

kosmasp According to the IMDb rating, this would be one of the few cases, that the sequel is better than the original ... ;o) Seriously though, don't let the voting irritate you. And while there are characters here that are familiar (ie. from the first Decoys movie, which I'm guessing you have seen, if you show interest in the second part), it seems to be even more irrational (in it's own world) than the first one. But again, this shouldn't hinder your "experience" (unless your expectations are thrived upon the explanation of the "R"-rating, which would lead to a false picture of the movie).While the first one had an "impactful" ending (with a somewhat crazy twist), this tries to build upon that. Plus it adds a few "Star" faces. But neither Dina Mayer nor Tobin Bell (especially the latter of Saw fame), can really flesh out their roles ... because there is nothing to flesh out. It's almost a wasted opportunity, where the movie could've not only drawn the attention of the viewer, with big names, but also score with them.

Joe This movie was.... interesting. It was overall quite novel, but it suffered from a couple of draw backs.The first is that while the alien female cast is definitely attractive (and I am not saying the human cast isn't), but it appears as if someone had instructed them to try and act seductively while playing a part and they just end up coming across like the actors in the crappy porn movies my flatmates used to find amusing. This is generally OK, but it really gets annoying in some places.Also, if you were hoping for a "Species" or an "Invasion of the Body Snatchers", you will be a little disappointed. The storyline in most places is fairly obvious, although there are a couple of features which make it different enough to make the film not a complete waste of time.Other than this, the special effects are certainly fair, the acting is decent (barring the notes above) and it's definitely watchable. It might not be a movie I would recommend to others as one to search out and watch, but if you have some time to kill or it's on TV there are a lot of other movies that are way worse than this.

TdSmth5 A sequel that's slightly sexier than the original thanks to a better-looking female cast and a shower scene with the attractive female lead, unfortunately it's shown thru the shower curtain. Dina Meyer also still looks lovely. The story resembles part I: attractive female aliens looking to maintain their kind alive by reproducing with humans, except that the males don't fare well after the mating. The death and disappearance of male college students may indicate that something's not right and the character who survived part I now is a psychologically fragile graduate assistant who knows what is going on. Kim Poirier steals the show, again. But this time around she gets less screen time unfortunately. Like all Canadian productions, this movie, too, has the Canadian feel: harmless, good-natured, emphasis on relationships and dialogue. So it's not particularly scary, violent, or erotic. If you liked part I you'll enjoy this one as well. If you haven't seen any of them, check both out, you'll fall in love with Kim. This series has potential, it could easily out-sexy the Species series. It just needs a production team that's not afraid of showing violence and full frontal nudity. I'm looking forward to part III with more of Kim and hopefully an edgier production that takes advantage of the R-rating.