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The "creature feature" genre of movies has been putting out some pretty awful stuff in recent years (Godzilla 2000 anyone?), but this movie makes me think the creators weren't even trying.
The box they had in the video store had a cool looking monster on the cover but in reality the monster was a creature from the black lagoon mask.
Bava's creature is a humongous sea-devil and it's more than just a shark!
This creature is impervious to bullets, but somehow dies at the end of the movie.
"Scientists at a remote lab experiment on (insert scaly creature here) and create out of control monsters.
Mr. bone eater was more of a funny creature for me.
The creature design is cheap (we're talking store bought masks here) but shot in a dark manner (intentional or not) where they are somewhat creepy.
The plot sounded great, about a half-human, half-leopard creature in Africa that becomes the subject of a documentary by young American adults.
Perhaps the weakest film in the "Kharis" series, despite the presence of John Carradine (miscast as an Egyptian high priest) and George Zucco (as his predecessor, hilariously afflicted by a bad case of Parkinson's Disease) supporting Lon Chaney Jr. as the titular creature - if indeed it was him under the bandages, as his contribution is negligible at best!
The desert set in its own way is beautiful and without giving anything away... the creature is as old as the desert sands.
To make Mary Boleyn, who in fact was a rather dim and foolish creature, and make her the "good" sister is just silly.
Local Mexican legends speak of the Chupacabra, an evil creature from myth & legend.
There's no tension, suspense, or anything worthwhile in this substandard creature feature.
The mission to see the movie "The Cave" was a dream of a friend of mine after witnessing the highly dramatic trailer, full of flashes of a creature lurking in a cave, some young cave divers, and not much else.
When three workers find some Indian relics and bones in a ditch in the site, they accidentally release the giant skeleton like creature known as Bone Eater and their bones are devoured by the monster.
That's really saying something since this is a silly SciFi creature feature; you've gotta put some feeling into it in order to be well-acted.
The cryptozoologist wants to keep the creature alive, the Navy SEALs think they have everything under control but they don't know what they're dealing with and they all end up dead, a girl jumps into the "movie sexpot" role as Rhys-Davies' daughter and the creature mauls about 100 or so shipmates.
This creature only needs look at a Pretty Young Thing, and he's accused of sexual harassment, and his life is ruined.
We conclude they think they are seeing ghosts or some other creature that seem invisible or they are hallucinating.
A boring Sci-Fi Channel "original" movie; they've made dozens of movies just like this with nearly interchangeable characters and plots, but with slight alterations on the creature.
For starters, the movie deals with the legend of Big Foot and a group of people having a close encounter with the creature.
The titular Minotaur, for example, is an intriguing creature of Greek mythology with the head of a bull and the body of a person, but for some inexplicable reason the script never deepens out the significance.
The tall creature with the beak, the flying green lizards, Ranthorincus/mayas or whatever they are and the ape men things the speak telepathically with them.
The creature does not deign to appear until half hour before the end and is, it has to be said, a disappointment.
Early 80's creature feature concerns a long abandoned gold mine that some intrepid miners are determined to check out.
action packed,with my favorite type of creature.I won't give any of it away if you have'nt seen it,cause it's worth taking the time to sit down and unravel in the mystery of things as presented in this film.It did gets slow at times and those were the moments my mind wondered which does easily anyways but moist of it kept me quietly thrilled,where you keep it in your head instead of letting it out,probably the mood I was in at the time.Special effects and action sequences you could feel made up for the occasional lulls.Of course there'es a duschload of movies out there exactly like this,the film still has it's own style and flavor,which I respect from underground independent horror movies anyways.
The CGI definitely doesn't overcome the plot or the characters, except for Nim, the fledgling creature who is a pet with definite attitude.
But his son, Radu (Anders Hove), is a cruel creature to his very heart (which is pretty obvious as soon as you see him).
What we get is a patient survival tale than just a bloody, all-out creature feature onslaught.
As a big fan of all things vampire related, I am always happy to see a new variation of the vampire mythos, in this case, a ghoul-like creature residing in a Lovecraftian other dimension.
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