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Cast
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| Gunnar Hansen | ... | Earl the Bankrobber | |
| Ron Asheton | ... | Hendricks the Park Ranger | |
| Steve Dixon | ... | Parks USAF Meteor Chaser | |
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Rachel Loiselle | ... | Megan the new Park Ranger |
| Tim Lovelace | ... | Ray, Megan's Boyfriend | |
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Mike Hard | ... | Junior, Earl's Brother |
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Kenny Mugwump | ... | Rex, Earl's Cousin |
| Josh Becker | ... | Camper Steve | |
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Margaret Gomoll | ... | Camper Mary |
| John Reneaud | ... | Ranger Tony | |
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Joel Hale | ... | Fisherman Jack |
| Guy Sanville | ... | Chief F.B. Marrow | |
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Patrick Butler | ... | Willis Cabins Motel Proprietor |
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Patricia Kay Jones | ... | Ma Jones |
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Howard Brusseau Jr. | ... | Pa Jones |
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An alien starship dumps a space-trash in a swamp in a U.S. National Park. Some mosquitoes begin to feed from the alien's corpses, causing them to grow to the size of a vulture. These mutant insects became very aggressive, killing every human being they find. Will the few survivors fight successfully against this nightmare...? Written by Luis Carvacho <lcarvach@lascar.puc.cl>
Plot Keywords:
mosquito | chainsaw | giant insect | independent film | girl in panties |Taglines:
Millions Of Years Of Evolution Have Just Become Mankind's Worst Nightmare. See more »Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for sci-fi violence and gore, a scene of sexuality/nudity, and for some language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USARelease Date:
21 November 1994 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
Blood Fever See more »Filming Locations:
Detroit, Michigan, USAEdit
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Budget:
$200,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$211,000, 31 October 1995, Wide ReleaseGross USA:
$986,314Company Credits
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Hendricks the Park Ranger: I knew it! I knew you were gonna say that. I could have stayed in my little cubby hole under that boat, till the cops showed up. But noooooooo... you guys had to come along and find me. And NOW I'm on a mission to save the world from giant mosquitos! Man, the late show doesn't get any better than this.
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by Ron Asheton
Performed by The Shemps
Ron Asheton: guitars
L.J. Steele: drums
Pete Bankert: bass
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Trivia
Matt Hundley was not the first choice to do special effects for this film. Halfway through, the original special effects artist said "I'll be right back, I'm going to get a pack of smokes," and never came back. See more »Goofs
Mosquitoes lay their eggs in murky, watery places, such as swamps, not on dry surfaces, as depicted in the movie. See more »Quotes
Parks USAF Meteor Chaser: Then we get rid of it. Whatever it takes.Hendricks the Park Ranger: I knew it! I knew you were gonna say that. I could have stayed in my little cubby hole under that boat, till the cops showed up. But noooooooo... you guys had to come along and find me. And NOW I'm on a mission to save the world from giant mosquitos! Man, the late show doesn't get any better than this.
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Crazy Credits
In the end credits, it has "The Grey Beast" provided by Oberon Films and underneath, it has Grey Beast Whereabouts as Unknown. See more »Soundtracks
Stinger Up Yoursby Ron Asheton
Performed by The Shemps
Ron Asheton: guitars
L.J. Steele: drums
Pete Bankert: bass
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This movie is in constant rotation on SciFi and its another one of those movies that I stop at each time its on. The plot has badly done giant mosquitoes attacking people in the country side. They have been mutated after feeding on the blood of dead aliens...I know you're shocked, you were expecting a high class movie (even with the title Mosquito) and instead you got a very silly movie played (reasonably) straight by everyone involved. Clearly the cast and crew knew this was a silly idea, but they milk it for all its worth turning the attack scenes into something you both wince at (for the idea of it) and groan at (the silliness of the execution). This is one of the rare modern attempts at a drive in movie that walks the fine line between being serious and being mocking to create something thats enjoyable despite the dumbness of it all. If you can take it on its own level its worth two bags of popcorn and a couple of sodas. If you can't take it for what it it is then you're in for a long painful viewing experience.
9 out of 10 on the brain dead fun-o-meter.