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Blu-ray Review: Critters Attack! (2019)

Those flesh eating maniacs from beyond the stars, the Crites, once again touch down in a rural town and if there’s one thing you can bet on it’s that their hunger hasn’t abated since the last time they were here. Soon, this will make life difficult for young Drea (Tashiana Washington); a small town girl with big dreams who has taken on a babysitting job for a college professor who’s school she is hoping to schmooze her way into after being denied a scholarship. You see, Drea takes her charges on a lil’ nature walk (with her own alien-obsessed little brother tagging along), but unfortunately for her, those horrendous hairballs are callin’ the wicked woods home these days so these folks are going to be in for one hell of a fight if they want to survive this night of a million teeth and claws! I’ve never made it a secret that Critters was my all-time fav of the small,

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Jul 14, 2019
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‘Critters Attack!” On Home Video This July

After thirty years, the Critters franchise has brand new installment headed your way on Blu-ray and DVD this summer. Directed by Bobby Miller (The Cleanse) and written by Scott Lobdell (Happy Death Day), the movie is inspired by the franchise that was released in the 80s and 90s, Critters Attack! follows Drea (Tashiana Washington) who reluctantly takes a babysitting job for a professor at the college she wants to attend. Struggling to keep the kids, Trissy (Ava Preston) and Jake (Jack Fulton), and her little brother Phillip (Jaedon Noel) entertained, she takes them on a hike, unaware that mysterious alien critters have crash-landed and started eating every living creature they come across. Scream Queen Dee Wallace (Cujo), who starred in the original Critters as Helen Brown, is back, this time as the mysterious Aunt Dee. While being hunted by the ravenous critters, Drea and the kids encounter an adorable, seemingly harmless critter named Bianca, an exiled royal fleeing her own

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Apr 28, 2019

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Blu-ray Review: Critters Attack! (2019)

Those flesh eating maniacs from beyond the stars, the Crites, once again touch down in a rural town and if there’s one thing you can bet on it’s that their hunger hasn’t abated since the last time they were here. Soon, this will make life difficult for young Drea (Tashiana Washington); a small town girl with big dreams who has taken on a babysitting job for a college professor who’s school she is hoping to schmooze her way into after being denied a scholarship. You see, Drea takes her charges on a lil’ nature walk (with her own alien-obsessed little brother tagging along), but unfortunately for her, those horrendous hairballs are callin’ the wicked woods home these days so these folks are going to be in for one hell of a fight if they want to survive this night of a million teeth and claws! I’ve never made it a secret that Critters was my all-time fav of the small,

Continue reading →
Jul 14, 2019
Horror Fuel

‘Critters Attack!” On Home Video This July

After thirty years, the Critters franchise has brand new installment headed your way on Blu-ray and DVD this summer. Directed by Bobby Miller (The Cleanse) and written by Scott Lobdell (Happy Death Day), the movie is inspired by the franchise that was released in the 80s and 90s, Critters Attack! follows Drea (Tashiana Washington) who reluctantly takes a babysitting job for a professor at the college she wants to attend. Struggling to keep the kids, Trissy (Ava Preston) and Jake (Jack Fulton), and her little brother Phillip (Jaedon Noel) entertained, she takes them on a hike, unaware that mysterious alien critters have crash-landed and started eating every living creature they come across. Scream Queen Dee Wallace (Cujo), who starred in the original Critters as Helen Brown, is back, this time as the mysterious Aunt Dee. While being hunted by the ravenous critters, Drea and the kids encounter an adorable, seemingly harmless critter named Bianca, an exiled royal fleeing her own

Continue reading →
Apr 28, 2019