SLITHER: LA PLAGA
Slither
Wheelsy es un pueblo soñoliento de Estados Unidos, pintoresco y tranquilo. Sus simpáticos habitantes no meten las narices donde no les llaman. Pero por debajo de este bonito barniz se esconde algo sin nombre, malévolo, y ese algo crece. Nadie parece darse cuenta de que cada vez hay más avisos de animales de compañía perdidos ni que Grant Grant , uno de los ciudadanos más prósperos del pueblo, empieza a comportarse de un modo muy raro. Pero cuando el ganado aparece horriblemente mutilado y una joven desaparece, el sheriff Bill Pardy y sus hombres, con la ayuda de la esposa de Grant, Starla descubren la existencia de una fuerza oscura que asedia el pueblo.
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Reparto
Nathan Fillion
Bill Pardy
Michael Rooker
Grant Grant
Elizabeth Banks
Starla Grant
Gregg Henry
Jack MacReady
Tania Saulnier
Kylie Strutemyer
Don Thompson
Wally
Brenda James
Brenda Gutierrez
Jennifer Copping
Margaret
Jenna Fischer
Shelby
Haig Sutherland
Trevor
William MacDonald
Mr. Strutemyer
Iris Quinn
Mrs. Strutemyer
Matreya Fedor
Emily Strutemyer
Amber Lee Bartlett
Jenna Strutemyer
Xantha Radley
Uptight Mom
Dustin Milligan
Drawing Boy
Lloyd Kaufman
Sad Drunk
Zak Ludwig
Gina Kid
Tom Heaton
Tourneur
Mary Black
Woman in Basement
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Repo Jack
A comedy-horror riff on an alien-parasite invasion of a small rural town is fun, gross and completely engaging. James Gunn demonstrates his pre-GOG chops, getting the most of the great acting ensemble including Elizabeth Banks, Michael Rooker, and Nathan Fillon.
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OK, so some of the visual effects looked like they'd come straight from a 1970s edition of "Dr. Who", but once this gets up and running it's actually quite an entertaining bug-cum-zombie horror. When a meteorite lands outside a small American town, it's slug-like occupant manages to spore the local bigwig "Grant" (Michael Rooker) after he had sought some beer-induced woodland comfort after being spurned by his not-in-the-mood wife "Starla" (Elizabeth Banks) and things turned altogether stickier for him. Meantime, she's always had a bit of a crush on hunky local sheriff "Bill" (Nathan Fillion) which might well prove useful when he is drafted in to establish just why the town's pet population appears to have disappeared. Has her husband - or his troubling, bubbling, eczema - anything to do with these troubling developments? There story is all fairly predicable and there are bound to be a few scenes here that will remind you of earlier John Carpenter or Hammer or even David Cronenberg films, but there is still enough originality and tongue-in-cheek humour to keep this simmering along nicely as a stand alone project. The acting is adequate, as is the writing, and aside from making your next bath an extremely nervous experience, it's an amiable and gory splat-the-rat enterprise that I did quite enjoy.
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