Gnaw

As soon as the movie starts, with a chick in a car nodding on real bad music, you get the feeling this is going to be a B-movie. But I've seen good B-movies before so why not giving it a shot. The first half of the movie there is some mystery and the story is entertaining enough to watch even though there is not much 'horror' going on for a horror movie. Penelope Mitchell is doing okay as the main character, as well as Kyle Gass playing the handyman. The acting is all okay aspecially for a B-movie. And that it is a B-movie became all clear at the end, the so-called horror part. They obviously didn't have the budget to create a decent monster. It's more laughable than anything else. I guess to watch once it's just about okay. Don't have too high hopes.

Acting was good across the board. Story was fine, but moved pretty slow - not much happens in the first hour. Could have used more comedy, tone was all over the place. If Gremlins only had a single gremlin and it didn't show up until the last act of the movie, it would be this. I liked the ending. Can't say it was scary at all, but it was a serviceable Creature Feature that is worth a watch.

It's a bit slow at times, but still held our attention throughout the film. I read a review that criticized the actresses "hotness." I don't think it would be possible for any actress to keep her "hotness" in this role. Also, enjoyed the role of Terry the handyman. Good ending.

I don't understand that high score. the film is dragged and slow, all the characters are boring and you will wish each of them to die. the creature is very dull, it does not scare. the drama experienced by the protagonist is much more interesting than anything in this film ....

A slow yet solid movie with good acting, nice production value and an excellent last act!