One of the worst films ever made....And there's a sequel???

Seriously, the guy who made this film needs banning from ever touching a camera ever again. This is bad, not bad in a "so bad it's good" way, just plain bad.

The plot is like something you'd expect a 6 year old to write for a school project, the acting is so bad it's cringeworthy and the special effects...Wow! The special effects! These actually make the SyFy channel and The Asylum movies effects look Oscar worthy, I have seen better computer graphics on SNES games and that's being honest, God it even makes the likes of Flash and Flesh Gordon look like James Cameron's Avatar.

The only redeeming feature this film has and I mean ONLY, is the soundtrack which was actually kind of cool in a cheesy sci-fi kind of way. And the worst thing about this is, THERE'S A SEQUEL!!!! No way! HOW did these guys get funding to make a second film? I'm amazed. Safe to say i will not be making any waves to watch that one, I really don't want to have to spend another hour and a half watching anymore of this complete drivel 4.9 at the time of writing, trust me, most of these ratings are plants. The only film i can ever remember seeing that was on such a low par as this was Birdemic. Avoid!

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