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This film is among the thousands of B horror films that I have collected over the years. It has to be one of my favorites in my collection. In order to appreciate what this movie has to offer, you have to be a die hard gore fan. It centers around two guys, Howard and Eli, who form their own talk show with no subject other than splattering innocent victims on national television. In between segments they show cheesy commercials and homemade splatter films sent in from fans. My favorite segment has to be the retired cop and his homemade electric chair because it was funny as well as gory. In fact, most of the film has a deep sense of humor to it. True, there are plenty of gore scenes (very imaginitive but not very convincing)but the movie will make audiences laugh more than anything. If you're looking for academy awards and oscar nominations, this film is not for you. On the other hand, if you just want to see a fun film then I highly recommend this one. It will definitely be a different movie experience for you.

I saw this movie when I was eleven years old and I enjoy it just as much now as I did then. It involves a family who becomes over-run by aliens who see fit to take shelter in their basement. While the aliens claim one victim after another, a young Charles (Gary De Franco) who is already fascinated by monsters and mayhem, finds ways to outsmart them. I agree that this movie is definitely low-budget, but only a true open-minded die hard horror and gore fan (such as myself) can appreciate it. If you're looking for a true genuine gore film with "computer-free" special effects, then I would highly recommend this one!