Follows 20-year-old Drea, who reluctantly takes a job babysitting for a professor of a college she hopes to attend. Struggling to entertain the professor's children Trissy and Jake, along ... See full summary »
Director:
Bobby Miller
Stars:
Tashiana Washington,
Ava Preston,
Jack Fulton
A deadly entity from space crashes near a small town and starts to consume anyone in its path. Panic ensues, as shady government scientists try to contain the horrific creature.
Director:
Chuck Russell
Stars:
Shawnee Smith,
Kevin Dillon,
Donovan Leitch Jr.
The Critters return to Earth searching for a lost friend that was left behind. They land in Burbank and soon torment a group of high-schoolers and their families.
A massive ball of furry creatures from another world eat their way through a small mid-western town followed by intergalactic bounty hunters opposed only by militant townspeople.Written by
Keith Loh <loh@sfu.ca>
Principal photography began in Valencia, California, and lasted from 29 July 1984 - 11 October 1984. See more »
Goofs
When Harv drives away in his police car (at approx 1 hr 20 min), the reflection of a crew member can be seen in the driver's side passenger window. See more »
Quotes
[Dad and son walking through pasture at night, before encountering a decomposed cow]
Jay Brown:
Smells like oil burning.
Brad Brown:
Smells like cow crap to me, Dad.
Jay Brown:
Shhh!
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Crazy Credits
After the very end of the credits, once the theme has ended followed by the title, you can hear the sounds of alien critters laughing. See more »
Alternate Versions
The DVD includes an alternative ending (hidden as an Easter Egg). See more »
Critters tries to be nothing more than good entertainment and simple fun and succeeds admirably at both. Decent acting, believable characters, and an engaging story prove once again you don't have to spend tons of money to make a good picture.
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Critters tries to be nothing more than good entertainment and simple fun and succeeds admirably at both. Decent acting, believable characters, and an engaging story prove once again you don't have to spend tons of money to make a good picture.