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Tim M @RT31841573 Jul 15 A definite throw back to harryhausen or a classic Japanese godzilla movie. This one however has a good script, it very authentically new York. Great acting from michael moriarty, Richard roundtree and david caradine. The occult adds a little more depth than a classic big beastie movie. The pace is just right and the whole movie flows nicely to keep interest. Whilst this may not appeal to many younger folks anyone who watched this as a child will definitely go back and get the same enjoyment out of the movie. See more Nick O @Nicki1985 Jun 3 A kaiju monster flick set to the backdrop of New York City the only way Larry Cohen knows how to do it…tough and gritty! See more Justin T @RT08580778 02/02/2024 This film is pretty boring really. Not that much happens except for a few people getting killed off by a giant flying reptile. It is not that exciting by a long shot. The only good bits are the bits where you see the monster properly and they are only good because they are really tacky and so badly done that it is funny. Nothing looks real in this. It is slow and dull to watch. The whole idea is far better than the film. The script is awful and the actors really don't seem to care. I would recommend avoiding this one like you would avoid a giant flying dragon dinosaur whatever thing. See more Ricardo d @RT43154676 04/10/2023 Fraco, efeitos de stop-motion que não dão credibilidade, lembram filmes orientais de monstros. Pouca coisa se salva neste filme. See more 08/25/2021 Ha! That's how you start a horror/creature flick! I've got Carradine & Roundtree doing the tired cop gig, Moriarty doing sweaty crim and a fuckoff big stop motion flying reptile. What more could you want? Blood from the sky. Victims skinned for sacrifice. It's got the lot - a wee dig at politics, at the media, loving portrayal of NY, a top central performance and a gentle tribute/mickey take of the great creature features of the past. See more Matthew D @RT74523642 08/12/2021 I love the contrast between the campy monster effects and the genuinely good acting, with a script that seems to play it straight while also winking. Somehow it all works because Larry Cohen is a unsung genius. See more Read all reviews

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