Almost Human

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Josh Ethier
as Mark Fisher

Graham Skipper
as Seth Hampton

Vanessa Leigh
as Jen

Susan T. Travers
as Becky

Michael LoCicero
as Barry

Anthony Amaral III
as Clyde Dutton

Michael A. LoCicero
as Barry

Jeremy Furtado
as Gas Station Customer

Jami Tennille
as Tracy

Chuck Doherty
as Clancy

Kris Avedisian
as Hunter 1

David Langill
as Hunter 2

John Palmer
as Jimmy

Andre Boudreau
as El Camino Driver

Eric Berghman
as Earle Harris

Mark O'Leary
as Dale

Jeffrey Phillips
as Dr. Lewis

John Raso
as Old Man in Diner

Kaitlyn Menard
as Diner Hostess

Lois Jenner
as Tracy

Anthony Ambrosino
as Dan Fisk

Kevin Cahill
as Michael Lemek

Jillian May
as Cashier

Courtney Fabrizio
as Diner Waitress

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• Jun 01, 2015

  A better movie than one could reasonably expect for what, essentially, comes across as more of a horror oriented version of Terminator. I was gonna say a more sci-fi version of it, but that would be a lie, since the first Terminator was very heavy on the sci-fi. It also had action, but not nearly as much as the second film did, which kind of did away with some elements that people enjoyed from the first one. But I digress, I honestly kind of enjoyed this movie for the most part. I would not call it good or anything of the sort, I do think that the climax and some of the 'fighting' sequences were poorly choreographed and not particularly enticing. There's plenty of gore here if that's all you want. It might not be the best gore you will ever see in a film, but I think it's pretty good and it will, at least I hope, hold some people's interest even if they may not be invested in the story. Here's the thing, though, this Joe Begos' first full-length film according to his profile on here. He has no other credits. Of course I'm sure that he's done short films and other projects with people that he hasn't been given credit for. But, as far as a first time director, Begos already has a good handle on how to build up the tension and how to pace himself so as to not peak early and have the rest of the film after that peak be considerably worse and worse. That's a big problem in horror films, honestly. Not many how to pace themselves and it ends up leading to films wasting their own potential. Begos, at the very least, does have some handle on how to tell his story to get the most out of it. It might not be a great movie, but he does manage to get more out of it than most would. Like I can imagine that, if given a bigger budget, that Begos can do so much more than I think many people would think upon watching this film. But, like I did mention at the beginning, there's some rough spots in its climax. I don't know, while parts of it were great, like the ending for example, there were also parts of it that didn't feel satisfactory given what the film was building up to. It just doesn't work as well as it should to make this a good movie. With that said, and I may not give this a glowing recommendation, it's a movie that I would still recommend to genre fans. I think there's stuff that a lot of people would like here, even if it's not particularly refined or smooth. I'm honestly really looking forward to what Begos does next, particularly if he gets a bigger budget the next time out. This isn't a good movie, but it's a decent first shot.
  Jesse O Super Reviewer

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