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What an odd little horror movie. Ominous and creepy as fuck. I approve.
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I thought it was pretty good, especially for the $15,000 budget it was shot with. I think I did a full review over on the "other site."
You're also misleading people by calling it a horror movie. I think Sci-fi is a little more appropriate."Any dog under 50lbs is a cat and cats are pointless." - Ron Swanson -
Originally posted by poopnut2 View Post
Well, they dubbed it a Monster movie, which in my mind is horror. But I think you're right. I knew it had a small budget, but DAMN, only 15K? That is fucking impressive.Comment
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Well shit, that's what it said when I originally saw it. IMDB says $200,000...wikipedia said that the filming equipment cost $15,000, maybe that's where the rumor came from.Originally posted by talisman View Post"Any dog under 50lbs is a cat and cats are pointless." - Ron SwansonComment
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Originally posted by poopnut2 View Post
Well, not quiet AS impressive, but 200K in todays world for that quality is still pretty damn good.Comment
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I'm downloading it now.Comment
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It was OK, very well done for $200K. I guess I was expecting more of a climax at the end, or more action. Reminded me a bit of War of the Worlds.Comment
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if it was 200K, people do not realize how fast 200k goes, especially filming, crew, extras, equipment rentals, location transportation, the few cars they trashed in the movie add up...pretty impressive, looked like 200k in effects to meComment
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Moral of the story... If you don't kill all the "monsters" while they are still in Mexico, they will migrate north and fuck up our country too.Comment
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Monsters: Dark Continent
Da sequel.
Kind of looks like what Aliens was to Alien
"Self-government won't work without self-discipline." - Paul HarveyComment
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I thought this first one was good but this one looks real good.Comment
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That looks decidedly higher budget than the original..Comment
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