vcgraves

Love these actors, Mel and Robert, jr. The problem is the script.

Not funny, though the writers think they're making a new M*A*S*H.

Now, the scenery is spectacular. All the arial plane photography is top-notch.

Stupid character who falls asleep at the wheel is annoying and a waste of time.

Then, in an attempt tio give the viewer their money's worth, they detonate probably a half-million bucks in explosives.

Not a very good movie. Lacks a cohesive story. Unconvincing.

Also, not enough characters in this review. To fill this requirment, I will say this: This movie is an example of a big-budget big studio big name actors blockbuster, that was, in the end, a huge misfire.

The scriptwriting was not clever. It was a big turnoff.

I just wasted an hour and a half of life, so you won't have to.

There is no story here, the film is boring, the characters are infuriatingly annoying, gun violence is cheap, senseless and plentiful There is no enjoyment whatsoever in watching this film.

What fills up the screen time is this utter A-hole who shoots innocent people going about their daily lives for no discernible reason. That sounds like a good time at the movies, right?

The amount of brainpower used to write this screenplay is as low as I've ever witnessed. There is simply nothing worthwhile here.

Shame on Blumhouse. Don't be a sucker for this nothingness.

Tom DeLonge is a name known in the entertainment industry, so eventually he got to make a movie about his subject of interest, UFOs and alien lifeforms.

Going in, I had fairly high hopes for "Monsters of California".

I watched the entire thing, start to finish. And what a letdown it was, with way too much terribly-written dialog, three main characters who are each more annoying and unlikeable than the other, and constantly recurring unfunny dick humor that is like multiple hairs in your soup.

And, to top it off, there is no payoff, at all, whatsoever...nada.

Repulsive characters spouting idiotic dialog doing nothing the least bit believable or interesting is a formula for utter failure.

And that's all this hour-and-a-half of nothingness is...a waste of everyone's time.