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| Adam Kaufman | ... | Wyatt | |
| Catherine Mangan | ... | Hope | |
| Brad William Henke | ... | Duke | |
| Michael C. Williams | ... | Otis (as Mike C. Williams) | |
| Paul McCarthy-Boyington | ... | Cody | |
| Misty Rosas | ... | Foki Scout | |
| James Gammon | ... | Sheriff Henderson | |
| Joe Unger | ... | Mr. Towne | |
| John William Wright | ... | Monger Warrior | |
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Shea Elmore | ... | Monger Warrior |
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Klaus Heesch | ... | Monger Warrior |
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Matt McCann | ... | Monger Warrior |
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Phil Stevenson | ... | Monger Warrior |
| Eduardo Sánchez | ... | Monger Warrior (as Ed Sanchez) | |
After a chance encounter at the ages of fifteen with a terrifying alien race, Wyatt, Cody, Duke and Otis are scarred by the death of their friend. Released from experimentation by the creatures, they go their separate ways. Fifteen years later, Cody, Duke and Otis have re-united; ardent in that revenge is the path to take. Wyatt, however, has ultimately decided to live with the past and has chosen a normal life with his wife Hope. Entwined to the fate of Duke, Cody and Otis when they manage to track down and capture a lone alien, Wyatt and Hope are now thrust into a new world of terror as the horrifying abilities of the creature become known. From hypnotizing Hope with a mere glance into her eyes to infecting Cody with a seemingly transmogrification-bound alien virus, the creature is out to wreak havoc upon its captors in any and all of its devious and insidious means. With no more than a few hours to decide between releasing the creature and forfeiting their lives, and killing the ... Written by Soccerkid_217
A movie with potential, and promise, but somehow fails to meet the ends. You could sum up the movie, by saying it performed best, with the quality it was given. In personal bias, I'll state the movie itself could expand, further with the ideas it had. Giving it, an average rating. Everything centered around that statistic, average acting, plot, but the concept of the enemy was what was interesting.
The holes in the plot are minor, but they still should have had depth. How did this happen? What about this? It didn't give a deep intrigue towards this, but gave the amount necessary to at least grasp it, albeit somewhat.
These are all personal thoughts, but i enjoyed the movie. A settling horror flick, around your friends, or alone, but not worth more than maybe 10 bucks.