剧情描述一家研究DNA遗传工程的药厂实验室将小精灵加以实验，结果制造了一群破坏力强烈的怪物，将大楼搞得人仰马翻，男女主角费尽九牛二虎之力才把这群怪物消灭。by Steven McDonaldThis is a welcome sequel to the first Gremlins album, and this time without the distraction of rock songs (though Peter Gabriel's Out\u002FOut is a lot of fun). As with other instances where Jerry Goldsmith has had a chance to do a sequel score (Star Trek 5 and Poltergeist 2, for example), he has taken the original themes and ideas he developed and, rather than simply repeating them, indulged in variations on the themes and explorations of the material, as well as adding new directions. The Gremlin Rag is here, as might be expected, but Goldsmith has taken the theme of the movie to heart and done -- well -- things to the DNA of the piece. You can recognize the original structure of the cue, but beneath that there lurks a changed beast, with intentions not to be broached in a public place. Likewise, the Goldsmith trademarks are all in place, including the swelling strings, the sweet pieces with the lurking twist in the harmonies, the burrowing digital synthesizers, and the maniacal drums, not to mention the odd little sounds and textures Goldsmith came up with for the first movie (Gizmo's Theme is based around odd little sounds that are actually a classic musical depiction of a character). Likewise, the Gremlins themselves are depicted with odd little musical sounds that pop up in the music. Soundwise, this is a typically excellent job, engineered once again by Goldsmith regular Bruce Botnick. Varese Sarabande's people have treated an excellent master with respect and put out a typically fine disc.