Exterminator 2 is a 1984 action film written and directed by Mark Buntzman and starring Robert Ginty and Mario Van Peebles, with cameos by Arye Gross and John Turturro in their debut appearances. It is the sequel to the 1980 film The Exterminator.

Exterminator 2
Directed by	Mark Buntzman
Produced by	Mark Buntzman William Sachs
Written by	Mark Buntzman and William Sachs
Starring	Robert Ginty Frankie Faison Mario Van Peebles Deborah Geffner
Music by	David Spear
Cinematography	Robert M. Baldwin Joseph Mangine
Editing by	Marcus Manton George T. Norris
Distributed by	Cannon Films
Release date(s)	September 14, 1984 (USA)
Running time	89 min
Country	United States
Language	English
Budget	Unknown
Gross revenue	$3,739,406 (USA)
Preceded by	The Exterminator

[edit] Plot summary

Following somewhat incongruously from the previous film, it shows Eastland walking freely on the streets of New York, without any hint that his dual identity was compromised. He meets up with another old army buddy, Bee Gee (Frankie Faison), who owns a garbage truck. As seen at the beginning of the film, Eastland wears a welders' mask and wields a flame thrower, while listening to a police scanner for possible crimes to stop. Slaying the brother of a gang leader named X, the Exterminator gains the gang's enimity. Coincidentally, his army buddy happens to see the gang during a robbery of an armoured car, and scares them away with his truck. However, they get the truck's plate numbers, and vow revenge. Following the truck one night when the buddy loans it to Eastland, they follow Eastland to his home, and, not having seen who the driver of the truck was the night it scared them away, they presume Eastland was the man behind the wheel that night. They attack Eastland's girlfriend in the park, crippling her. Later, they break into her apartment and kill her.

Then Eastland and his buddy interrupt a drug deal between X's gang and the mob, stealing the narcotics in the process, though the army buddy dies. Having earlier captured one of the gang members, Eastland allows him to escape to draw X into a confrontation, with the drugs as bait, in a closed up industrial site. Curiously, X seems to be aware of the Exterminator's real name in this final battle. Eastland triumphs, but was shot when last seen, and is seen walking away. There were no further Exterminator movies.

[edit] Quotes

• X: [To John Eastland] You want to clean out the streets? *I am* the streets!

• [After stabbing down a woman] Turbo: I like it when their faces go crazy like that, when they think the world has gone psycho and there's no way out... [The Exterminator shows up and torches Turbo and his buddy]

[edit] External links

• Exterminator 2 at the Internet Movie Database

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