Akira Sato, Erin Sullivan, Hiroshi Ueha
In 2005, it was reported that Tokyo, Japan had been devastated by a massive earthquake. It was reported that thousands were dead. In 2007, a camera belonging to two missing American filmmakers was fou...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 15, 2008
Stats: 43 reviews
Obligatory rip-off of Cloverfield by Asylum who brought you alot of other rip offs collecting dust on the shelves at your local video store: Transmorphers, Alien Vs Hunter, I Am Omega and most recently, Allan Quatermain and the Temple of Skulls.
Two sisters travel to Japan to m...( read more)
The title should've been expanded to "Monster Boredom" or "Monster Disappointment" or how about "Where is the Monster?"
This fails utterly where "Cloverfield" succeeded (so to speak). This 'documentary' had very little suspense (only 4 'shots' of the monster), no cohesiveness (...( read more)
Low budget cloverfield. Not really that bad except you could tell that to save money on effects they would spend alot of time with the camera pointed at the women. If a giant monster was infront of you you could not help turning to look out of instinct.
So Cloverfield is the next film to have received the Asylum treatment, or rather the Cloverfield trailer got the Asylum treatment judging by when this was made. Now Cloverfield is one of the films which shouldn't be too difficult to "remake". You don't really need a film crew, ...( read more)
Quite possibly the most frustratingly dull movie I've ever seen. Don't be tempted by the similarity to "Cloverfield". This one is - just - BAD.
Really lame documentary. These events could have been much better filmed than this 'Cloverfield' wanna be.
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