Yes the films titles. Silly. Those reviewers marking this a 1 and saying its 'worst film ever' are quite frankly sad. Theres NO WAY this is even close to being the worst film ever made. Cons. Yes it has faults, the name, the overly long scenes of nothing before the kills, those idiotic fake American accents when the film is CLEARLY set in UK!?? Ha ha. Why? Help sell jn America ?? Creature attracted to sound......so women scream constantly. !?? Using Predator sounds for creature was also amusing. Sons back story was pointless. Some hit and miss acting at times. Pros. But it is well put together, a good standard, acting is bearable for the most part (accents aside), there are a couple of decent make up FX on the kills, the creatures mask is good (although the hands look rubber and silly). Music good, editing good. So it's far from the many films out there that look like have been shot by inadequate media students having fun at the weekend.

For a derivative monster film riffing off the fantastic 'A Quiet Place' and clearly on a small budget it works ok. Well done to all involved. Good effort. Onwards and upwards.

Heading out on a road-trip, a dysfunctional family looking into a potential sign of distress from their parents, but when they find the house empty and no one around they decide to stay and investigate where they discover a race of humanoid mutations has escaped and killed everyone forcing them to fight them off.

This one was somewhat better than expected and had a lot to like about it. One of the finer features here is the atmospheric work featured here which manages to make this quite more suspenseful than it should be. With the majority of the action taking place at the remote house in the middle of the night, there are some genuinely atmospheric and chilling shots of the fog rolling through the landscape towards them while various animal growls and stalking are heard in the distance which goes nicely with the setting of the abandoned houses and missing individuals. As hardly anyone is aware of what's going on and the resulting unaware nature of the creatures or what they are, it only adds to the whole setting of the film in general. This fine setup-work goes nicely with the films' enjoyable amount of creature action present. The opening attack on the people in the house serves to get it going nicely with some creepy stalking and a brief glimpse of the creatures, while the later discovery of the creature up in the attic as it rests unaware of the girl until it chases her through the house and outside leading to several other min-encounters along the way is the best sequence in the effort. The final half, which introduces a contagion subplot that spreads to its victims reveals some great carnage in the body-melting scenes to go alongside the creature attacks which are surprisingly brutal and gory, has a lot to like about it. As well as the stellar look of the deformed creatures, these are what hold the film up as the film does have some minor issues about it. The main thing holding it back is the lagging pacing which tends to undo a lot of the atmosphere at play here with the film taking a bit too long to get to the good parts. The investigation here is the biggest factor, as the scenes of them wandering through the house, visiting the neighbors or going into the abandoned town serve to build up the mystery and atmosphere nicely yet are played out in such lethargic tempos that it's likely to leave viewers bored at the situation rather than creeped out. As well, there's also a rather curious feature where they manage to figure out the creature's backstory through urban legend rather than believable means and it strains credulity to have operated in that fashion, leaving this one with its main flaws.

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence and Graphic Language.

Little Red Riding Hood goes to grandma's house and finds her eaten by a wolf. Instead of Red, it is the whole family and instead of a wolf, it is the escaped testing creature. The creature is blind and hunts by sound, not sure why it isn't bumping into things. Characters were lousy. Dialogue poor.

Guide: No sex or nudity. Don't recall hearing any swearing in fast forward.