I'm all for weird movies. I love the strange ones, but along with the unusual there should be at least a hint of a plot. Unfortunately, "The Monster Hunter" not only lacks a script, but any semblance of cohesion. The story simply flops around like a goldfish on the floor. Sure, there is David Caradine, but he has very little to work with. Weird for weird's sake does not make a film, and although the concept of two serial killers being stalked by an insane monster hunter sounds intriguing, the result is well below average. I should have known any movie endorsed by Quentin Tarantino, who's own mediocre movies are only slightly better than this failure, would be almost unwatchable. - MERK
Review of Natural Selection
