CheerupSilver Very Cool!!!

SpuffyWeb Sadly Over-hyped

Dynamixor The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

Frances Chung Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

mariusar This is one of those films that gets my minimum vote rating which I give only out of respect for the work put in by the production and crew.However, aside from that, based on what I saw in this film, it would be advisable for everyone involved to take a good hard look in the mirror and seriously consider new lines of work.I love campy, humorous, schlocky films - think Troma. This one is as far from a fun, cheesy Troma film as it is possible to get. If this one had wooden acting, bad dialog and lousy special FX...well, that would have been a step in the right direction.Stay away from this one...very, very far away.

graysonkilpatrick This was an Indie movie which have received great critic reviews even from the Los Angeles Times and ITunes. I am not sure some people who left bad reviews on IMDb realized it was an indie. This was filmed three years ago after which went to several film festivals and received great response. The Director Tim Reis was the best to work for. I played the role of Wade Jr and I appreciate the kinds words left for me in other post. The make up director was phenomenal the way the monster looked scared me on set :) I thought all the actors did a great job bringing this script to life and especially Tim Reis for writing and directing. What a great experience

kaefab This movie a part from a very low budget i would say no more then 50k or less as been done and redone so many times.The costume for the frog man is not bad and the gore too but the rest it boring and amateur at best.From the acting to the troubled PI that imagines striking people and you know its all in is head to the script and so on.I am giving it a 2 for the effort and its not worth more.

bravesgeek I had the pleasure of seeing this at the Chattanooga Film Festival today with the director and most of the cast in attendance. The trailer really doesn't do the film justice. The creature effects are great, the sound design is hilarious (you'll know what I mean when you see the movie), and the acting is way above average for a horror movie. I think Mary Malloy is going to be pretty popular here in a year or two. She's the standout in this film. She's like Maika Monroe in It Follows, but with way more personality. If you love horror, comedy, or a combination of the two, go see the movie wherever you can. It's the What We Do in the Shadows of 2016.