Squirm

Pros: Effectively chilling in moments, nice special effects
Cons: Overall, a cheesy horror flick

Jeff Lieberman's SQUIRM is one of the better "nature's revenge" flicks that became popular in the '70's. The film is based on a true story of a rural Georgia town being terrorized by electrically charged worms, who crawl out of the ground to chomp on...

Pros: You da' worm face!
Cons: This movie really, really, really, really sucks

(Taken from my review on mst3kreview.com) What a wonderful movie! A triumph of the human spirit! What a fantastic, joyous affirmation of life! (Or is it just a really, really crappy movie?) This delightful, three star (according to Leonard Maltin, ...

Pros: Well timed shocks, good Southern backdrop. Oh yeah, and the killer worms!
Cons: A little more character development (and intellect) couldn't have hurt.

SQUIRM


From basically the 1950s on, practically every type of species under man have been represented in the horror movie format as over exaggerated antagonists hellbent on overtaking the world. (Or in smaller cases, cities, lakes, small...

Pros: Northerners must love how this movie depicts the south.
Cons: Southerners must feel bad for being IN the south.

Man, I LIVE in the south, but I don't act like a southerner, don't talk like a southerner, and my parents don't have three refrigerators sitting on our front lawn (although we have two trucks and two cars and two campers, so what). I live in perhaps the...

Pros: Some scares and shocks, good gory scenes, nice character devleopment.
Cons: Bad music, pretty bad acting, plot holes, some bad SFX.

Okay I rented this movie last year with a friend and I have to say, at that time, the movie really shocked me by being very decent for a 28-year-old flick. The movie develops enough about Mick, Geri & Roger. It leaves a lot to be asked about the sister, ...