Kektokio

I was drawn to this film by it's interesting premise. Of course, as a straight to video film I wasn't really expecting much even though I hoped for the best. The film sat somewhere in the middle for me. It was enjoyable and somewhat interesting, but I couldn't help but feel it had much more potential than it displayed. Perhaps on a higher budget with a better script, we could have seen something really special. When the movie was over, I shrugged... I wasn't overly satisfied, yet not disappointed. But as far as straight to video films go, this one is definitely in the upper class.

And what was up with Monica Keena's lips?

What is Australia's obsession with making lame sci-fi kids shows? There are so many, and very few of them actually last.

This one's pretty lame, but it's actually enjoyable considering they're constantly mocking themselves within the show.

Yeah, it's another bad horror flick! But hey, it's still a fun movie to watch! I picked up a copy of this on DVD for $10(AU), and pretty much assumed I wouldn't enjoy it much, but it ended up being a lot of fun.

As for Roy Scheider, he's barely even in this film! I hate it when they stick known actors names all over the box, just so people will watch it.