Michael Moriarty, Karen Black, Laurene Landon, Gerrit Graham, James Dixon
The newest installment in the "It's Alive" saga. A lethal baby-monster, an unfortunate result of humankind's environmental meddling, has been abandoned on a remote island with other murderous mutants....( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 31, 1994
Stats: 60 reviews
A whole tropical Island of monster babies is visited for maxiumum horror and hilarity. Like a Jurassic Park sequel, men with guns become the hunted ones against the hoard. Fun and cheap.
The series finest installment begins with a legal victory for the unfortunate parents of these blood thirsty abominations. It is decided in court that it is unconstitutional to execute these unwanted babies. Instead they are to be sent to an island to live out their days. The ...( read more)
The killer babies are back, and this time they're setting up home on a tropical island. The special effects have improved, and it's got a better story than the last outing. Unfortunately we don't really get much of an explanation as to nature these babies, but we do get a concl...( read more)
This is 80's cheese..but still enjoyable if your a fan of the first two Alive films. They are all grown up this time. I actually wish they spent more time on the island..but as is its still gory fun.
Fell asleep...but I'll definitely try again. Not a real fan of the changes to the baby monsters here...but beggers can't be choosers.
Remember when Michael Moriarity had a career when he was on Law & Order? Neither do we.
Probably the least of the three, though it features enough good points to make it reccomended. The first portion of the movie, on the island, is really the best, and Michael Moriarity gives his usual great performance, but the movie starts to drag a bit once the creatures reach t...( read more)
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