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Great Film overall

Expected more

I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

When I saw it for the first time back in 2006 I was nailed to the ground for a few reasons. I liked the story which made me think of The Fly (1986). Not only that, the performance of Angela Bettis (Ida) was stunning and I liked Erin Brown's (Misty) performance and innocent look. Now for the Kleenex lovers Erin Brown will ring a bell. Just look at the name she was given in The Sick Girl, Misty. Eye candy Misty Mundae is here to see and she gives for me one of her best performances. Misty Mundae can be seen in a lot of soft-core horrors and she's not afraid to get naked, a thing she does again here. She's even to spot fully naked when she's telling of her 'elf' dream, and if you look closely you perverted readers then you can even spot her pubic hair. Nevertheless, it's clear that after 2006 Misty Mundae never left in my memory but back to Sick Girl. It doesn't have that much of real horror in it but it works out fine due Erin and Angela's excellent performance. I won't call it a slow builder because early on you can see that the bugs are playing the main lead here. Once one of the bugs is out of control and has done his thing, can't spoil it can't I, the creepiness comes slowly in. Maybe there's a message in there about lesbian's not being accepted at all in society and Erin who normally perform a lot of lesbian nudity love scene's reacts on that in an excellent and funny way, clamlickers anybody?The unconventional ending will offend some but I liked it a lot. This surely comes in into my top 3 list of best episodes of season one. Gore 0/5 Nudity 1/5 Effects 3/5 Story 3/5 Comedy 0/5

I was going to start off by saying that Angela Bettis looks like a cross between that "May"/"Toolbox Murders" actress and the shpeech-impendimended Holly Hunter. However, it turns out that Angela IS the former, and isn't nearly unattractive enough to deserve to be insulted by a comparison with the latter. Misty Mundae (if that's her real name) is the real attraction in this slow-moving, rather mediocre episode about a couple of lesbians getting impregnated by a Brazilian creepy-crawly. Almost nothing happens in the first half, and not a great deal more occurs in the second. The humour is predictable and lame - as in 99% of all horror comedies - and the final twist not nearly exciting enough to justify sitting on my derrière for an hour waiting for it.True to the "Masters Of Horror" tradition, evil wins yet again, which is becoming a bit predictable and stale too...The author of the site's plot synopsis muses over the episode being "a commentary on the dangers of moving into a relationship too quickly". Some people have their heads so far up their trusted rears that they'll over-analyze a f**t, let alone a dumb little horror story. Those are probably the same people who find meaning in a Picasso scribble or a Rothko "carpet".

The lonely, shy and lesbian etymologist Ida Teeter (Angela Bettis) of The McNaughton Museum of Natural History is obsessed by her "pets", actually her collection of insects. She works with her colleague and friend Max (Jesse Hlubik), also her adviser in sexual behavior. Ida receives an anonymous package from Brazil with an unclassified insect but the weird bug breaks free from the box. Meanwhile Ida falls in love for the gorgeous Misty Falls (Erin Brown), who is bitten and infected by the bug and moves to Ida's apartment. When Ida receives letters from her former Professor Malcolm Wolf explaining how the insect reproduces and transforms the animals he bites, Ida is apprehensive about Misty."Sick Girl" is one of the best episodes of "Master of Horror" show. Directed by Lucky McKee (of "May") and with Angela Bettis performing another weird and eccentric character, the story recalls the sci-fi / horror genre of the 50's or 60's with eerie monster and lots of black humor. I was surprised with the extensive filmography of the good and beautiful actress Erin Brown, who is completely unknown for me. I believe most of her movies have not been released in Brazil, and this is certainly the first film that I see her. Surprisingly there are bad reviews in IMDb of this episode. My vote is seven.Title (Brazil): "Criatura Maligna" ("Evil Creature")

"Sick Girl" was the second episode of "Masters Of Horror" that I saw (after the average "Pick Me Up") and, after watching it, I'm not sure I'm going to bother with the other episodes if they're that bad. Honestly, this was pretty lame.Let's put things straight: "Sick Girl" is not a horror movie (it isn't the slightest bit frightening). It's just a Z-grade erotic movie argument stretched over an hour. The writer and director just came up with a really poor excuse to film two girls making out in just about every scene. What's the point of shooting this as part of a series called "Masters Of Horror"? I mean, the director should have been honest and made an erotic or porn film, period. Or made a movie dealing with the relationship between these two girls (this could have been much more interesting). No need to cover it up with that stupid "evil bug" nonsense. It's almost insulting.It's a shame for Bettis, who appears like an interesting actress and does an okay job. But really, she's been exploited here. The other girl, Erin Brown (who, I just discovered, is apparently a star of low-budget erotic films under the moniker Misty Mundae) is not bad either. But again, except for watching these two make out extendedly (if that's what you're looking for), there is no reason why anyone would want to inflict this drivel on themselves.