Réalisation:
Bert I. GordonScénario:
Bert I. GordonPhotographie:
Reginald H. MorrisMusique:
Elliot KaplanActeurs·trices:
Marjoe Gortner, Pamela Franklin, Ralph Meeker, Jon Cypher, Ida Lupino, John McLiam, Belinda Balaski, Chuck Courtney, Tom StovallRésumés(1)
Morgan et ses amis partent chasser sur une île canadienne isolée, quand ils sont attaqués par un essaim de guêpes géantes. Alors qu'il cherche de l'aide, Morgan tombe par hasard sur une grange habitée par un énorme poulet tueur. Peu à peu, il découvre que l'île est devenue le territoire d'animaux géants, les plus dangereux étant les rats, qui n'entendent pas laisser leur île aux intrus humains... (ESC Distribution)
(plus)Critiques (1)
A monster-movie with a theme and special effects that seem to have been stuck in the 1950s. This is the story of a group of people trapped somewhere in the mountains fighting an army of mutated giant rats, where Gordon once again threw in a bunch of visual effects of variable quality like incredibly awkward translucent giant wasps, added larger-than-life rat models, or had rodents running between models of all sorts, from a caravan to a house, to achieve an optical illusion. Over the years, Gordon got a lot better at depicting explicit violence, so he spares no blood. The rats are actually killed "in natura" until pieces of their bodies fly off, which may not be to the liking of many viewers, and I am not surprised to see this film included in Premiere's equivalent of the 50 most obscure films in American cinema. The final showdown is one of the most awkward I've ever seen in a movie, and the final twist is outrageously funny. The fans of unadulterated trash movies will be in a bliss.
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