A whiskey stream of consciousness review.
Three Young Americans tour the back parts of Spain in an RV when they encounter an Ooey-gooey parasite from space (the film is called "Alien Predators" in some circles which is probably the better title). The version I watched was called "The Falling", which I guess makes sense as the creature makes it to earth via a fallen NASA Skylab. The movie opens with some pretty good gross-out moments and weirdo scenes. "Charles Bronson, Clint Eastwood or yo? Yo is my squatcho!" Not sure what that means, but considering that's the nickname of my parrot who sat through this with me... definitely the line of the film. Other than that, what little memorable dialogue tends to miss the mark or is overreacted. There was some serious promise at the start, but then the film gets real slow and nonsensical. The only redeeming element, was some of the the cinematography and the excellent clarity of transfer. There is one final decent final 'gotcha', but the ending is terribly underwhelming. Maybe funnier with a few friends, but I have me doubts, Skip this one unless desperate. Co-habited and imbibed with some Wild Turkey 101. Cheers!
Three Young Americans tour the back parts of Spain in an RV when they encounter an Ooey-gooey parasite from space (the film is called "Alien Predators" in some circles which is probably the better title). The version I watched was called "The Falling", which I guess makes sense as the creature makes it to earth via a fallen NASA Skylab. The movie opens with some pretty good gross-out moments and weirdo scenes. "Charles Bronson, Clint Eastwood or yo? Yo is my squatcho!" Not sure what that means, but considering that's the nickname of my parrot who sat through this with me... definitely the line of the film. Other than that, what little memorable dialogue tends to miss the mark or is overreacted. There was some serious promise at the start, but then the film gets real slow and nonsensical. The only redeeming element, was some of the the cinematography and the excellent clarity of transfer. There is one final decent final 'gotcha', but the ending is terribly underwhelming. Maybe funnier with a few friends, but I have me doubts, Skip this one unless desperate. Co-habited and imbibed with some Wild Turkey 101. Cheers!