Don Hogan

Interesting characters, storyline and location. Kept my interest piqued. Then, after it ramps up, many questions presented, many things assumed and discussed proposed asked... then writers had to go potty so they cut it off without wrapping it up. Even Spielberg let us see Jaws. Could've been 4 stars instead of two. So close. Soooo close.

I like sweet tea. My friend wanted sweet tea so he filled his glass halfway with unsweetened and I used half of my first glass to pour into his. 2nd glass still decently sweet. Third friend wants sweet tea. 2nd friend takes half his pours into 3rds glass he tops with water. 3rd glass is bland. 4th friend same thing. 4th glass isn't sweet it's a ghost's shadow of what that wonderful 1st season of sweet tea tasted like. 5 stars 1st season down to 1 for 4th. Shame, Evil had legs.

2 stars plus one for nostalgia. If you enjoyed the original... don't watch this. Instead, rewatch the 84 version. Eating mushy celery after a filet mignon is never a good idea.

This could easily be classified horror. This story'll set your soul tinglin' especially since this story is true. People responsible for these acts of evil against life itself need more than a fine of 7 months of one year of profits from one measly product line. Not even a slap on the wrist, like you receiving a speeding ticket for $0.47 you'd pay it and keep the go pedal on the floor. Actors knocked this one outta the park and the screen does a helluva job building faith in the few good lawyers out there. The settings are good, believable, and including the actual people involved in a few scenes is a nice touch. Watch it. Watch it knowing there are many companies out there with similar track records. Monsanto and GE have a past on par with dupont concerning polychlorinated biphenyls. Evil exists and it's happy to pay a fine to keep growing.

It is not possible to write a more fem powered script than damsel. Shadow in cloud writers, 'Hold my wife's purse with my balls.'. I say watch this train wreck flight just to see if you can guess how each wildly impossible scenario will be topped by yet another bs scenario. I swear the writers were drunk trying to one up each other until they did tide pod shooters and made this, this whatever this is. Bravo, this level of weak men/heroine power will not be topped... till next month.

Human sized insects? Intelligent? Everyone knows how strong tough and resilient they are so a full sized one is terrifying. Good story and with today's tech pretty darn plausible. Well done.

In an ambulance, '42 yr old female code 3'. Oh? You're running lights and sirens? That's the dialog professional writers managed? How lazy are they? Went downhill from there's, like I wish I coulda found such awesome hills to sled down as a kid. Damn guys. Try harder, or just try a little.

5 fookin stars. Intro gives no explanation just questions, laying solid groundwork for a horror film. The audience doesn't know what went on or why or where it'll lead. Script builds rules and actually follows them. Has historical accuracy everyone should know about or anyone can research with ease. Two possibilities for her are presented, both making your neck hair tingle courtesy more historical evidence anyone can check on. Characters are well chosen father son duo work well. Everything in this horror is 100% believable, which adds to the scare factor. Well done. Weeeeell done.

If you've seen the Richard Gere Debra Messing Mothman, the 'gouge out your own eyeballs' thing makes sense. That or you'll be looking forward to commercials.

A movie that creates rules and actually follows them. Believable characters and interesting concepts. A great love story too. Well done.