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Sea Beast
In the fishing village of Cedar Bay, terror lies within the water. And now it has surfaced in search of something more substantial to devour than marine life: human flesh. A captain and a sea biologist must wage a terrifying battle against the deadly creatures in order to save mankind from total extinction.
Release : | 2008 |
Rating : | 4.2 |
Studio : | Insight Film Studios, Sci-Fi Channel, Muse Entertainment, |
Crew : | Production Design, Set Decoration, |
Cast : | Corin Nemec Miriam McDonald Camille Sullivan Christie Laing Gary Hudson |
Genre : | Horror Action Thriller Science Fiction TV Movie |
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Good story, Not enough for a whole film
A Disappointing Continuation
It's an amazing and heartbreaking story.
There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.
People love to hate on SyFy stuff, yet Sharknado was a HUGE phenomenon. I caught Sea Beast on Showtime Next, so it was at least not edited for television & commercial breaks. The story is simple enough: amphibious sea monsters find their way to a human smörgåsbord, and it is up to a fisherman and his science-y sidekick to prove the creatures are there and then to find a way to stop them. Solid creature feature with decent "budget" CGI & practical effects. A bit of silly gore helps move it along, and I will admit I fast forwarded through the slower bits. Sea Beast is at least better than 99% of The Asylum fare that passes for a movie. (Don't get me wrong - I dig The Asylum's hokum, and, from a business standpoint, you cannot beat their ROI.) Script, characters, acting, all shallow and one-dimensional, but inoffensively so if you know what you're getting into, and moreover, you like this kind of modern B-movie effort. I enjoyed it, and I give Sea Beast a grade of Deep C. Hardeeharhar.
The storyline comes out weak, as each character doesn't come out strong enough to create any climax. In addition, a sci-fi movie lacks of any special effects to look outstanding other than a creature is trying to act as something like "the predator", but not scary.Here is what the difference between a Hollywood film and a regular film. A Hollywood film can have a simple story, with a normal ugly creature, and create it into a big movie; as if a regular film with simple story, with a more complex ugly creature, and create it into a small house production film.Should they need more time for editing before bring out to the screen Sad.
Bad acting, Crappy CGI, Predictable plot... All combined to into one awesome movie.So you get some hilarious looking frog, lizard, fish, invisible thing that comes out of the sea to some small harbor town and kills people by paralyzing them with spit then eating them so one guy sees it and nobody believes him. Then after so one runs into the town diner and describes exactly what the other guy did. So all the men pull the shotguns, hunting rifles, one guy had a sniper I think out of no where like they had an ammo locker in there pockets the ride out and all get owned... Need I say more watch it and laugh your head off.
The fishing vessel Solita crosses a storm during the night and the Skipper Will McKenna (Corin Nemec) witnesses a weird creature attacking the crewman Joey. They return to the dock and Will has difficulties to pay the amount he owes to the former owner of the boat, Roy (Roman Podhara). The fish population is reducing in the area and the biologist Arden (Camille Sullivan) is investigating the possible causes. Meanwhile, Will's daughter Carly (Miriam McDonald) steals the keys of her father's cottage in a nearby island and plans to travel with her boyfriend Danny (Daniel James Wisler) and their friends Erin (Christie Laing) and Drew (Brandon Jay McLaren) to spend the weekend in the island. However, Drew is murdered by a deep sea predator on the dock and his pieces are found by Will and Arden. Carly, Danny and Erin do not have any news from their friend and travel to the island without Drew. Sooner Erin is murdered by the creature and Danny is bitten by a newborn reptile. Danny and Erin seek shelter in the cabin but they are trapped there by the creatures. In the continent, Will and Arden learn that the deep sea predator is a very dangerous species, after a series of lethal attacks, and they head to the island to rescue Carly. "Troglodyte" is an unoriginal but pretty decent B-movie for television. The plot blends "Lake Placid" and Predator" and the result is a cheesy and forgettable action film with the usual clichés. The town seems to be empty and the conclusion has the usual nonsense, with Will, Carly and Arden happy and forgetting that Danny, Jay and many of their friends are dead. My vote is five.Title (Brazil): "Feras do Mar" ("Sea Beasts")