At night, his father, Frank, is compelled to sculpt figures out of chocolate pudding while his mother, Kate, and sister, Linda, both go into a trance-like state and watch him.

By now, paranormal beings have started appearing in the basement, and his sister, Linda, discovers her bedroom has turned into an Egyptian tomb.

A female vampire named Charlene appears in Eddie's room and gives him a mysterious coin, and Gramps mentions talking to his deceased friend, Leonard.

In the basement, Eddie encounters an Egyptian priest named Kharis, who reveals the smoke heralds the release of the forces of evil.

Linda gets shrunk down and takes a trip through the pipes of the house before landing full-size in the basement, joining the side of the monsters.

When he realizes he still has the coin, he flashes the smiley face on it to the Evil One, driving him away and restoring the world to normal with him and Princess Takatri on the beach.

of Variety called the film "an unnecessary, unfunny sequel" noting that "dialog is lame and level of spoofing obvious rather than inspired".

[3] The review went on to note that a "poverty budget is apparent in chintzy special effects and stillborn ideas like Stonebrook suddenly belting a song with a 3-girl chorus appearing to dance around the room amateurishly".