Night Of The Creeps DVD Movie

Night Of The Creeps

List Price	$19.94 (You save $5.18)
Studio	Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Orig Year	1986
All Time Sales Rank	21394
CD Universe Part number	7988653
Catalog number	29939
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 27, 2009
Rating	Not Rated
Additional Info	Widescreen; Subtitled; Unrated
Movie Details	Color; Widescreen; Subtitled; Unrated

Night Of The Creeps Movie Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

4 stars Great Sci Fi movie
This movie has it all, aliens, zombies, crawly little creatures, underdog winning the girl from the dumb jock. Flame throwers, shotguns, and Tom Atkins as the tough cop, who you could tell was having a good time in this movie. What else could you want. I want to see a Night of the Creeps sequel, or remake.
Submitted by almcc (Ramona, Ca)
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5 stars excellent scifi,horror 80s stew
This was definitely an 80s horror movie but whats wrong with that.It starts as a throwback to 50s scifi then launches one back to the 80s in all its grandeur. Filled with quotable funny lines, and memorable characters it sure does satisfy.With a mix of college kids in peril fighting zombies animated by slugs from space and a bumbling police force its as funny as it is thrilling. This movie does just what the lieutenant says "Thrill Me!!!"
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5 stars a horror classic
anyone who loves horror movies will love this creepy crawlies zombies blood gore awsome cast pick this up right away like detective cameron always says THRILL ME
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