The Killer Eye (1999)A mad scientist's experiment goes awry, turning a dead homeless man's eyeball into a giant killing machine that has an insatiable appetite for young women. Director:David DeCoteau |
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The Killer Eye (1999)A mad scientist's experiment goes awry, turning a dead homeless man's eyeball into a giant killing machine that has an insatiable appetite for young women. Director:David DeCoteau |
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Rita Grady
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Jonathan Norman | ... |
Dr. Jordan Grady
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Nanette Bianchi | ... |
Jane
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Costas Koromilas | ... |
Morton
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| Blake Adams | ... |
Creepy Bill
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Ryan Van Steenis | ... |
Street Kid
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Dave Oren Ward | ... |
Tom
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Roland Martinez | ... |
Joe
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An ophthamologist is trying to develop a technique for seeing into another dimension. After a previous experiment went terribly wrong, blinding his test subject he makes some revisions to his methodology. Unfortunately, his latest experiment is a horrible success. His newest test subject peers into another dimension and is killed by an extra-dimensional entity which enters our world and infests the eye of the subject. After expanding to enormous size and detaching from the body of its victim, the eye goes on a rampage. Written by Patrick D. Rockwell <prockwell@thegrid.net>
Not only is the plot of The Killer Eye terrible, the name is even horribly off. Anyone who has already seen this can tell you that this "killer eye" has less interest in killing than in the female reproductive system. The only reason I watched this movie is it was the only thing on during a particularly nasty bout of insomnia. There's not much I can write about the atrocity of this film without revealing the plot (or lack thereof), so I will say, in short, if you're really that hard-pressed for something to watch, an infomercial would be much more enjoyable.