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Some may say the weak satire capitalizes on Americans' then-fresh fever for the new age of technology, but the flick is really just a dim excuse to keep restless children occupied.
It's a nice little flick but for one thing it's also highly poor and, for another, those 3 words ought to have been saved for the next re-release of the original!
Even in spite of a good car chase sequence, this flick seems to lumber on almost aimlessly.
The only reason I elected to give this flick a shot was due to the presence of Oscar winner Ernest Borgnine.
I got a sneak peak at this pathetic little shot-in-Texas 'horror' flick from Artisan Entertainment a week before it hit video shelves and let me tell you...I've rarely laughed so hard in my life as I did watching this atrocious megabomb fly off the rails and steal the title of 'worst killer clown movie ever made' from the insufferably stupid Full Moon fiasco KILLJOY (I'm sure many of us horror fans have suffered through that one!)
All I can say is if you wnat to waste a good evening and a little money go rent this horrible flick.
The box for this flick seems to indicate that Jill is the stone fox with long hair with highlights.
This is, without a doubt, the most offensive "chick flick" I have seen in years, if not ever.
Honestly, the most (intentionally) creative thing about this flick is the slight reworking of Herbie Hancock's BEVERLY HILLS COP theme for the opening titles.
What the hell has this whole boring explanation in common with a sleazy and low-budgeted Aussie slasher flick, I hear you think?
I first saw this flick almost 30 years ago; was disappointed then and remained so upon second viewing 30 years later.
Intensive Care became an embarrassing product to everyone who was involved and therefore a true cult flick here.
2005 gave us the very decent "gore porn" flick Hostel, and 2006 gave us Live Feed; a not so decent rip-off of Hostel.
The only redeeming qualities of this flick are the (mostly) marginal splatter effects.
I think everyone was quite disappointed with this sci-fi flick.
Another horror flick in which a goof-ball teenager battles a madman and his supernatural sidekick who want to take over?! Yes, but the fact that this one was from Canada gives it a slightly different feel.
It's not a horror flick, but a drama where Boris is a struggling scientist agreeing to kill a wealthy woman's husband in order to gain the fortune needed to continue with his work.
After a spirited start with an intriguing premise, it descends into not much more than a slasher flick, with some supernatural and sexual asides.
The story, the characters and, finally the entire last 20 minutes of the film are about as fresh as a mad-scientist flick from the early 50's.
There is only one good thing in this flick, the fights.
This could be a strong candidate for "The Worst Flick Ever".
Better luck on your next flick.
It's one thing for there to be a gay character appearing in a movie in such screwed up times as these but quite another to have it continually slapped on the screen and examined up close and personal when the the liner notes clearly state the flick's supposed to be about a mother seeking some sort of "closure" over the sudden death of her daughter.
A very romantic premise, based on a great short story and with a cast that doesn't feel like you're watching yet another Jack Neo flick.
The most memorable ant attack for me in the whole flick was the first one involving the kid who falls into the swimming pool after being swarmed and of course Summers attack scene too.
This flick has the feel of a high school play where everyone forgot their lines and 'winged it'...very badly!
Avoid this at all costs, the first movie in the series is acceptable as a slasher flick and so is the fourth but this one and the 3rd are rubbish!!
The photography is purposely disorienting, so if you get motion sickness (or really ANY kind of sickness) - this flick is not for you.
Come to think of it, I'm not sure just who this flick IS for -except maybe gay and bi-sexual S&M fans who like poorly scripted, poorly shot indy films about themselves.
The band that did this sound track by the way was on the road after for about two years after this flick, and no they sounded just as bad live according to the two small town reviews I could find on them.
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