Brandon's Cult Movie Reviews: ATTACK OF THE BEAST CREATURES



Time for a micro-budget, regionally produced horror flick with “Attack Of The Beast Creatures”, featuring some very fast, tiny monsters!

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45 thoughts on “Brandon's Cult Movie Reviews: ATTACK OF THE BEAST CREATURES”

  1. Shocked there wasn't even a half assed attempt by the survivors to lure the creatures into an acid pool. Or stick close to one and throw them in. Seeing one of those melt couldn't have cost that much.
    And Mark Twain and Connecticut? I know the story but King Arthur's Court would have made more sense.

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  2. I worked at a heavy metal/horror movie bar in Brooklyn for years, and was known as the movie guy. One afternoon, a lady and her friends brought in a copy of this and asked if they could watch it there. Her stepmom was in it (she was the one with the headband on) and they had managed to find a bootleg. None of us had any idea what we were about to see. Super fun day at work

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  3. 2:12 Writing an S.O.S. message on the beach wouldn't help much at all, as airplanes were not prevalent in 1920.
    9:22 I hope that was just a joke about the Phoebe Cates story in Gremlins. It took what could have been a fun story into a very dark place. In seems in most of those Steven Spielberg movies, the cool creatures always turn out to be deadly, turning the film into a horror movie half way through. That's what happened with Jurassic Park.

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  4. "Greenland maybe", that may be the most unlikely thing anyone with half a working brain would say when landing on a beach with obvious vegetation, unless you're dumb enough to believe the trolling the vikings did with Greenland and Iceland!

    "70-s Porn star Hitler", why do I feel a need to shave and colour the 'stash due to craving that moniker? (apart from, quite obviously being a demented idiot?, come to think ot it, that's prob. the reason…)

    Disregarding all the shitposting I did, "the only one is Mr. Morgan…", actually listening in on the following conversation, him being the only one, I NEED this movie in my life!

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  5. What I don't understand is why these filmakers, despite being fully aware of their micro budgets, keep trying to make monster movies that require a lot if money in order to make their creatures believable, instead of highly atmospheric ghost stories (like the shining), which can be reasonably pulled off with just actors.

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  6. North America's northeastern region is actually full of Amerindian/First Nation legends about tiny people. Sometimes vicious (like the Pukwudgie), sometimes helpful (like the May-may-gway-si). I wonder if it wasn't the inspiration for this film, since they're from Connecticut. They really should have leaned into that…

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  7. LOL I have lived in CT my whole life, and lobster rolls are def not our thing, you should have said pizza, best in the US. Fun fact: this movie was remastered on BluRay by Vinegar Syndrome, also based here in CT, their store the Archive is amazing, I go there every weekend.

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  8. Look there is effort put in the effects work while not Savattini level is passable. the fact the creatures are as animated as they are is actually quite impressive, so I'll give it a thumbs up. I've seen worse movies made on a way bigger budget

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