Sucker

This flick is a fun flick almost like a Troma film. It has the same kind of camp like Swamp Thing and so many fifty cent budget monster flicks. The over acting was perfect comic book stuff. The fact it was filmed around the Detroit MI area a thousand miles away from Hollywood gave a totally different feel.

This movie was excellent I'm waiting for part 2. I like the fact that everybody got what was coming to them. Not many movies address it like this movie did.

One of the very few other reviewers says: " 10/10 This movie is so cool it deserves a better rating than whats its gotten yo-520-86367413 December 2013 " Honestly! Who wrote that? A cast or crew member? A child? Note the poor English. That review was written by an IMdB member who has reviewed only five movies! This film has a few decent moments, is mildly entertaining, with fair fx, but does not merit more than 3 out of 10 overall. Don't bother with it unless you are a hard-core genre fan OR unless you really, truly have nothing better to do (smile!). 3/10

I had no idea what to expect with Sucker, but what I got was a very fun throwback to the old fashioned monster movies.

I was immediately reminded of films such as Slither, with the humour mixed in with some surprisingly dark moments. There was even a glimpse here and there of "The Fly" which was a very pleasant added surprise.

The script, acting, and special effects are all very fun and resemble something of a live action comic book.

The quirky side of Sucker might put a few people off, as some of the lines of dialogue didn't quite seem right and the humour didn't translate as well as it wanted to, but fortunately the entertainment never really allows you to dwell on the negatives for too long.

If you don't take yourself too seriously, then Sucker will provide a very entertaining evening in front of the television!

This movie hit me a little like a cross between a comic book for a new superhero and "Slither", which I watch about twice every year.

It was fun, not funny. The characters (for once) all behaved exactly the way I wanted them to, the dialog was a bit campy from the cop at first, but he really surprised me at every turn - a smart and sympathetic guy bottled in a campy jar!

And I absolutely loved the atmosphere, both visual and musical. It looked like another world, kinda, at times, and the music was rousingly dramatic at all the right times. They both drew me in and held me tightly bound to the screen.

I can't say much more without spoilers, but I can say I had a smile moment in almost every scene.

I love the hero and want him back for more!!!