Souleater

that is actually entertaining with acting that is a cut above the usual micro-budget horror films and also has good cinematography and editing. The movie moves along at a brisk pace and never bores.The low budget does hamper movie at times but overall movie overcomes it with creativity. The movie is a worthwhile time-waster if you like these kind of things.

that uses its low-budget very well. Very well filmed with good creepy locations enhance the tight storytelling. The original Dr. Strange Peter Hooten is very good as the stereotypical Southnern sheriff and Loren Blackwell has movie star gravitas as the hero Sebastian Pike. Overall a great job!

6.1? Nah. One only has to look at the reviews to note they are written by members of the cast and crew. It has all the failings of a cheap production. Set design is poor, acting is quite bad and, worst of all, the sound is just not up to snuff. Movie watchers can forgive a great many things when it comes to quick cheapies but the one thing they will not tolerate is bad sound.

entertaining little horror flick. Well-done for the very low budget and has some good actors it who keep it interesting. Peter Hooten who plays a sheriff in the movie, was the original Dr. Strange in the 1978 television movie. The camera work is far above what is normal in low-low budget moves.

Souleater is a fantastic example of a bad movie being made watchable by those involved.

It tells the story of a spate of missing persons and the parties involved. The inept bigot Sherriff and his deputy, the religious evil vanquishers and a pair of bikers in search of one of their daughters.

It has a real 80's/90's vibe to it, this is the kind of movie I used to look forward to renting on VHS back in the day.

Cinematography is solid but the lack of budget shows, especially when they attempt cgi. The music is ill fitting in places and the whole thing does come across a tad cheap and nasty.

On the flipside however it has charm, it has competence behind the camera and the cast are well above par. They really do a great job in portraying the movies varying characters and it's things like that which has raised Souleater above the average.

Nobody would ever say Souleater is a good film, it really badly isn't. However a lot of talent has gone into it's production, so it's been saved to an extent.

There are worse things you could spend 90 minutes on.

The Good:

Loren Blackwell

Great characters

Neat looking creature

The Bad:

Stock screams

Feels really cheap in places

Things I Learnt From This Movie:

Apparently you can successfully polish a t*rd

Finding an entire arsenal of weaponry isn't grounds for arrest

If the creature hadn't been invisible the film would have been a lot better