Seventeen years ago, when I was a much younger person, I thought “Super Troopers” was pretty funny. I’m sure if I watched it now I’d have some nostalgic chuckles, but I’m not that misty-eyed for the comedy to really feel any excitement for the sequel. But for those who are ready to get back with the gang, it looks like that for better or worse, “Super Troopers 2” is bringing back the exact same brand of laughs you enjoyed all those years ago.

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Sixteen years ago, “Super Troopers” hit theaters. It was mildy diverting, with some funny bits that will live forever on YouTube, but I didn’t imagine anybody would care to see more. Well, there were enough people who wanted a followup, that an Indiegogo campaign was successfully funded, so here we are with “Super Troopers 2.”

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Jay Chandrasekhar, Paul Soter, Steve Lemme, Erik Stolhanske, Kevin Heffernan, Brian Cox, and Marisa Coughlan all return from the original, with Lynda Carter, Rob Lowe, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Tyler Labine, Will Sasso, and Hayes MacArthur joining the gang, for this movie which now finds the highway patrol involved with shenanigans on the Canadian/U.S.

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Back in 1990, John Ritter had to deal with his “Problem Child,” but we’d argue his character probably wouldn’t trade places with Adam Scott. The “Party Down” and “Parks & Recreation” star will have his own hellraiser to face in the upcoming “Little Evil.”

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From writer/director Eli Craig (“Tucker and Dale vs Evil“), the film co-stars Evangeline Lilly, Tyler Labine, Donald Faison, and Owen Atlas, and follows an earnest man and his uneasy relationship with his stepson, who just happens to be the antichrist.

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For better or worse, Pedro Morelli’s sophomore effort “Zoom” is a film that never once compromises its vision or style. At times reminiscent of a less emotionally poignant “Stranger Than Fiction” and at others a less challenging take on “The Congress,” “Zoom” is at its best when it fully embraces its wackier sensibilities. Visually distinct with a dry and darkly comedic underbelly, “Zoom” isn’t going to impress itself onto a large crowd, but it may catch the eye of a viewer looking to watch something that is more than comfortable separating itself from the crowd.

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