Mongolian Death Worm (TV 2010)

When an American oil company sets up an experimental drilling plant out in the vast deserts of Mongolia, they awaken a nest. The deadly creatures begin to breed and spread, devouring ... See full summary »

Director:

Steven R. Monroe

Writers:

Neil Elman (screenplay), Kevin Leeson (screenplay),

Stars:

Sean Patrick Flanery, Victoria Pratt, George Cheung

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Sean Patrick Flanery	...	Daniel
Victoria Pratt	...	Alicia
George Cheung	...	Timur (as George Kee Cheung)
Drew Waters	...	Patrick
Matthew Tompkins	...	Mr. Bixler (as Matthew Stephen Tompkins)
Nate Rubin	...	Phillip
Jon Mack	...	Steffi
Tiger Sheu	...	Bana
Ryan Manalansan	...	Tali
Cheryl Chin	...	Thuan
Billy Blair	...	Kowlan
Jay Serra	...	Smuggler
Fouatchao Moua	...	Worker #1
Lieu Tran	...	Old Woman
Andrew Stevens	...	Jackson

Storyline

When an American oil company sets up an experimental drilling plant out in the vast deserts of Mongolia, they awaken a nest. The deadly creatures begin to breed and spread, devouring everyone in their path. The only person who can stop them is treasure hunter and adventure seeker who spent his life searching for a legendary tomb, fabled to be protected by the Death Worms. He knows he must do what he can to kill the creatures, but stopping these monsters may mean destroying his life's work forever!

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Plot Keywords:

animal in title

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Genres:

Adventure | Sci-Fi

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

8 May 2010 (USA)

Also Known As:

A kán kincsének őrzői

Company Credits

Production Co:

Black Chrome Productions, Sweet Tater

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

When Daniel and Patrick are fighting near the end of the film, their guns start out as 9mm automatics, but alternate between being revolvers and automatics as the scene progresses.

User Reviews

Texas Mongolian Death Worms Massacre!

There were times when I got super excited about any new upcoming creature feature. Then I discovered Syfy channel productions and my excitement went down a bit. Years later I discovered Asylum and lost pretty much all hope for a good monster movies with old school special effects. I used to the fact that Syfy can't do any good movie, it would be just against their rules and then I bought 'Mongolian Death Worms'. I know, title says it all but I couldn't resist. I used to read a lot legends about the cryptozoological creatures known as 'Mongolian Death Worms' and thought once - hey, maybe Syfy Channel will make the movie about them. And they Did! What's more surprising, this movie is actually not that bad. I mean - obviously, It's still Syfy channel with all It's glory - cgi creatures, one good actor surrounded by a bunch of amateurs, moronic script, cliché storyline etc but It's watchable. CGI is actually very good(for syfy features), worms sometimes look like they would be actual puppets not cgi so the job is well done here. Acting is shitty as usual with an exception of Sean Patrick Flanery who did a good job with what he was given. His character is not interesting at all but his acting is good, makes him easier to watch and hear. Unfortunately he has no one to work with. Victoria Pratt might be considered 'hot' by some people(not me) but her acting is bad and when you combine it with usual doctor/scientist character she can get highly annoying. I was thrilled to see Andrew Stevens since he's credited to be in the movie but sadly his part lasts for like 30 seconds. I wonder why Stevens couldn't take on one of the lead characters. He was a producer, his company co-founded this movie and being legendary actor he could do a good job for a movie by acting in it. There is no gore whatsoever, whole film is kids friendly but It's still OK to watch, even with a Texas trying to be Mongolia, even with George Cheung trying to be Mongolian sheriff(driving American pick-up with a 'police' plate written on it) and stuff. I won't watch it again and It's not a good movie for sure but It's not that bad either. Give it a try once, if you feel you want to.