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I could not see anything which we don't see in monster movies except the scene which takes place in a office in the second half.
It was just shocking, I could not pull myself together for a while, because I had expected a realistic monster, because it is not one of the old Gojira movies, it was made in 2006, but it was not.
It is like if you don't believe that there is a monster, you cannot care about.
The design of the monster is not interesting, but at least planned, there is an effort.
I don't want to compare The Host with other monster movies, but I try to mean that The Host does not do something that other monster movies do not do.
I generally like the cheap horror monster type movies, but this movie was a disappointment.
One pointless subplot shows a hick go into a liquor store to purchase a $4.75 pint of Ripple; instead of simply buying the bottle, the idiot shoots the cashier and another bystander, shoots at a cop, gets chased towards the lake, all so that he can eaten by the monster.
Unfortunate close-ups of the monster reveal it to be nothing more than a piece of styrofoam.
Unfortunately with disjointed storytelling, frustrating plot-holes, and contradictory scenes this movie mainly caused me frustration and is hardly "the greatest monster movie ever."
Is she running from some kind of fate too horrible to contemplate, a monster, black-gloved killer, or supernatural evil?
After smoking a joint at a party, the cutest couple in school produce a gigantic worm monster that settles in the basement and feeds on teenage scum.
The monster make up was cool, but that is all.
This movie was terrible!I rented it not knowing what to expect.I watched the 1st 5 minutes and the movie and knew it was a bomb.The acting was bad and there was no plot.The monster is soooooo fake.It growls and its mouth doesnt move.Also why would they have a doctor playing a xylophone to kill the monster.Just plain bad don't even waste your time.(1
"True" story of a late monster that appears when an American industrial plant begins polluting the waters.
Amusing, though not really good, monster film has lots of people trying to get the monster and find out whats going on but not in a completely involving way.
Give it points for giving us a giant monster that they clearly built to scale for some scenes but take some away in that it looks like a non threatening puppy.
Pete the factory boss is unwittingly aided by the monster when he has sex with his ex-girlfriend on the beach, tells her that he is seeing the mayor's daughter Juanita and it's over between them, then she is promptly eaten that night.
John Carradine rounds out the cast as a priest that believes the monster is sent by God to punish sinners.
And although this is a fire-breathing, flying and destructive monster, there is practically no energy because I assume the actors were just embarrassed by being in this wretched film--in particular, film veterans Brian Donlevy and Albert Dekker.
The plot of " Astronuat returns to Earth as a mutating monster " died out in the 1950s mainly down to the scientific fact that travelling outside the Earth's orbit doesn't humans cause to turn in to mutated monsters , and that the first film to use this plot THE QUATERMASS EXPERIMENT was the only decent sci-fi movie to use the idea .
Note to all mad scientists everywhere: if you're going to turn your son into a genetically mutated monster, you need to give him a scarier name than "Paul."
A resurrected wrapped monster goes on a murdering binge.
First of all let me say the first 20 minutes are great, the monster looks superb and the CGI is reasonably done.
It's slow paced and the monster fighting is good, but seldom seen.
Michael Myers is such a phenomenal monster in this movie that he inspired scores of imitators, such as Jason Vorhees (Friday the 13th), The Miner (My Bloody Valentine), and Charlie Puckett (The Night Brings Charlie).
No longer did a monster have to come from King Tut's tomb or from Dr. Frankenstein's lab.
Nowadays, they seem to sharpen up the image of every movie, giving us every possible detail of the monster we are supposed to be afraid of.
"The Tingler" had theatre seats equipped with a buzzer that jolted the audience when a monster escapes into a movie theatre.
Since the start of her career in the 70's and vastly throughout the exuberant 80's, Elvira (Cassandra Peterson) has grown into a modest icon and genuine cult figure in the world of horror & bad monster movies.
It so truly scared me that the only monster under my bed was Michael Meyers, whom I eventually befriended (imaginary friend) to keep him from killing me in my sleep.
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