Natasha Henstridge returns (briefly) as the human/alien clone Eve, only lasting long enough to give birth to a rapidly growing daughter in this laughable follow-up to the 1998 sci-fi sequel. Sheltered by Robert Knepper's archetypal mad scientist, the quickly matured Sara (a bland Sunny Mabrey) is soon flashing her flesh as she hunts for a suitable mate from among the local college community. But all this cheap nudity can't distract from the hole-riddled plot and abysmal special effects - even when another sexually driven, hybrid female shows up with the same dislike for clothes. Ludicrous dialogue and a complete absence of tension increase the air of ineptitude, and does the film a particular disservice in the pathetically feeble finale.