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Title: Slither (2006)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Don Thompson | ... | Wally | |
| Nathan Fillion | ... | Bill Pardy | |
| Gregg Henry | ... | Jack MacReady | |
| Xantha Radley | ... | Uptight Mom | |
| Elizabeth Banks | ... | Starla Grant | |
| Tania Saulnier | ... | Kylie Strutemyer | |
| Dustin Milligan | ... | Drawing Boy | |
| Michael Rooker | ... | Grant Grant | |
| Haig Sutherland | ... | Trevor | |
| Jennifer Copping | ... | Margaret | |
| Zak Ludwig | ... | Gina Kid | |
| Kathryn Kirkpatrick | ... | Karaoke Woman | |
| Brenda James | ... | Brenda Gutierrez | |
| Lorena Gale | ... | Janene | |
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Bart Anderson | ... | Butcher |
From the depths of the endless space, a flaming meteorite crashes into the dark woods of the sleepy town of Wheelsy, South Carolina. As the scorched rock reveals its silent content--a baneful parasitic organism--a subtle alien invasion commences, and the war's unlucky first victim is the town's local businessman, Grant. Little by little, as an internal change transforms Grant into an utterly hideous monstrosity, his wife, Starla, starts to feel that something's been eating at him the last few days. Now, before the unstoppable extraterrestrial attack, no one is safe, and to make matters worse, Grant's transformation is far from over yet. Who can stop the slithering army from outer space? Written by Nick Riganas
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A comic homage to sci-fi films of the 1950s updated with extreme violence. A small Southern town of Wheeley is infested by some disgusting alien slugs. The main slug infects Grant Grant (Michael Rooker) to the confusion of his young, blond-haired beautiful wife (Elizabeth Banks) who is secretly loved by the towns sheriff (Nathan Fillion). Soon the slugs are infecting everybody and its up to the sheriff, Grant's wife and a plucky teenager (Tania Saulnier) to save the town.
Horror comedies are hard to pull off--they can become either too gross or too funny. Only a few have pulled this off--"Evil Dead II", "Re-Animator", "Night of the Creeps" and "Dead Alive". Unfortunately this isn't as good as those. The cast does play it straight (wisely) and it's well-made with some great (if disgusting) special effects. But the humor and horror never mesh comfortably. I DID laugh out loud a few times and was impressed by the gross out effects--but the movie was always wavering uncomfortably between the two. It never found even footing. It's not terrible and the cast is good--but I still wasn't entertained. LOTS of plot holes too. I can only give this a 6.