Killer Camera Monsters

Poor Adam has a photography problem. He fails to heed a warning about his camera is not supposed to be used under any artificial light. He soon figures out that he has the ability to create killer man eating monsters just by taking pictures of them.

This unfolds into a terribly badly acted , horribly written, umm.....movie?? Is that what this is? Anyway, whatever resulted, it's terrible.

And Nope, I couldn't stand it. Turned it off with 24 minutes left. Horrible.

Ryan McBay has skills, that need work to produce a polished movie. I enjoyed this movie and found myself giggling in some parts due to the comedic efforts. Although this movie definitely comes across as an amateurish production, it is certainly better than some of the other offerings out there. I hope that McBay expands on his writing and directing skills, I am sure there is a talent there. The story itself was done well, general production was overall good. Were there issues, yes, but let them slide and you might just enjoy this.

I had to turn it off as soon as the PI showed. talk about overacting, he was horrible. I cannot describe just how bad this movie, weel the 20 minutes that I watched, Take heed, don't bother

This movie is just that, EEK!! I wish I could say that was for the horror but, the lights, camera work, script, actors, etc. etc. make it more like, OH GAWD THIS IS BAD!!! 2 stars for a dark glimpse of Olive (the assistant) rear early on in the movie.

... almost, but it took itself too seriously. Downfall. Had they melted it down into a smelly little swirl of pure absurdity, sprinkled with smatterings of downright goofiness, then it might have stood a better chance. The acting was bad enough that it could have worked. While the premise offered a broad field to plow, it could have been made delightfully campy, wonderfully stupid and pleasantly preposterous - no doubt it would have been more fun to experience, and had much broader appeal. As it stands - a tad boring.