Astraether

I laughed throughout this movie, so in that sense it was highly entertaining! I'm not sure if it was supposed to be a dark comedy or just so bad it's good. I had it recommended to me after asking for evil child movies. For whatever reason, it's a trope I love!

This one certainly fit the bill, complete with cheesy one-liners. I remember Brian Bonsall in Family Ties so it was fun to see him play the adorable but murderous waif. Parts were slow but the beginning was off to a good start and the ending was so over the top ludicrous that I actually LOLed. I'm almost surprised this doesn't have better cult status. Fun if you want to be entertained by bad horror.

This movie felt like it was written by a twelve-year-old who loves gore - especially anything involving eyeballs - and also spiders, zombies, and creepy blind people with bad contacts. There was no coherent plot, no character development or discernible motivation, and no explanation or closure. Just weirdness and laughably bad special effects. If that's your jam, you might love it, but I felt annoyed that I wasted time on this flick.