Reviews

Just watched it - it was at least comparable to the first 2, so in my estimation, it succeeded in the entertainment level I hoped for and expected.

For what it is, the films remain comedic, over the top slash and gore with some originality in execution (ha ha Groannnnn) - and of course, the ever increasing number of people they throw at V.Crowley... And yes, the main character protagonist remains the same. Plus... movie timeline wise, this is night #3 consecutively. Oh, and the Asian actor is back, as someone else - a recurring side bit I rather enjoy.

Slasher fans, Hatcheteers - don't give this one a pass. Get your popcorn, gather your friends, usurp the big screen from whatever game is being played or sporting event being yelled at and have f-u-n! I do see number IV coming... I wonder how many military will end up on scene? Since they are almost to touch down already.... hehehe. Enjoy folks!

This is the movie I have been waiting for - something a bit off the beaten plot formula, with a fresh take on deadly creatures. For the gore-hounds, there are plenty of kills, and some unique ones to boot! From beginning to end, I had no idea what was coming next, and each corner the storyline took you around brought another layer of depth that made you want to know more, more, more. I think I'd actually really truly enjoy a sequel. Now, go see the film... or keep reading if you don't mind a few spoilers.

**SPOILER ALERT** I thought the entire concept of a whole separate ecosystem that developed obviously deep beneath the earth's crust fascinating. And that one concept was deftly woven throughout the film. The actors, while not exactly dishing out award winning performances on Oscar night, still lent good and genuine reactions when coming face to face with unworldly and possibly ungodly creatures - which I think about 9.9 times out of 10 ended quite poorly for the human...

The film does make you consider another concept entirely of an apocalyptic end to the earth, depends on your views on religion and prophecy. But, all in all, this film is extremely worth the watch. Bravo to writer, director, actors, make-up and effects artists - it was a wonderful blending of talents and vision that I will be seeing again and recommending to family and friends. I am now going to add glow-sticks to my Emergency Disaster End of the World Kit.

**WARNING POTENTIAL SPOILERS** "As they tour the country with their band Theater Peace, a group of evil but musically talented vampires desperately trying to maintain their true nocturnal nature unfortunately are bound to leave behind a gruesome trail of slaughtered fans to feed their insatiable hunger for human blood. To solve these grisly and increasing murders, a female FBI agent with a chip on her shoulder doggedly trails the band, unaware of their dark secret, perhaps starting to become drawn to the group itself and compromising her resolve to close the case. A thrilling and titillating mix of music and horror, this pulse-pounding film stars Dana Cheshire, Christopher Forbes, Dave Mercer, Joel Hodges, Janice Olive and Stephen Gilliam."