"To complicate matters, two Michael Myers appeared in the dining room - Freddie (masquerading as the killer) was stalked by the REAL Myers, and turned to scold him, thinking it was Charley:"I ain't payin' you to be Michael Myers! I'm playin' Michael Myers! If them kids come around and see us dressed up in the same s--t, you're gonna ruin the whole effect, God damn it! What the hell is wrong with you?.This low-budget film was received fairly negatively by fans and critics, for its vague connection and lack of continuity of characters from the first film, and for the lack of delineation between the 'real' and 'dream' worlds, especially in the concluding pool-party slaughter sequence.He frustrates his potential murderers and narrowly escapes death.Fortuitously, his erratic, out-of-control driving attracts a police car that chases after him and arrests him (after accidentally rear-ending his car).When she was downed by the invulnerable, psychopathic killer, Tommy came up behind Jason - with his head shaved and some face makeup to look like the sketch of the younger Jason in the newspaper clipping.An earlier Bob Hope film had the same title:Some Like It Hot (1939).The film's working title wasNot Tonight, Josephine!(its origin was reportedly taken from Napoleon Bonaparte's response when refusing sex with Empress Josephine).