Driven by Jack Daniels and desire, a drunken James Earl Jones unleashes a Jurassic hand puppet into the waters off a Greek island, with hazardous results. Alas, what might have been fun post-"Piranha" monster movie cheese instead favours an occultist sacrifice theme that overcomplicates an otherwise simple premise. This is a beautiful movie to look at but everything else crumbles because the filmmakers ask us to think about what we're watching and we discover it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. The characters, meanwhile, are basically made of paper. We do eventually get a J.E.J./monster mini-fight, however, so there's that.
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In the sleepy mountain town of Newville, little Cindy watches in horror as her mother falls victim to a green monster in a Santa costume. Sk...
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After finding a scene of carnage and following its trail to a home where a demon-infected man lays on the precipice of death, a pair of brot...
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Infamous for its grim scenes of rape and murder, as well as its director's unconvincing abuse of the exploitation genre's "PSA&...