This movie represents a bit of missed opportunity IMO, it contains a decent enough premise (albeit one that steals heavily from 'The Thing') but unfortunately due to the visuals of this flick being very poorly executed by it's director, it's actually very difficult to feel any real connection with either the characters or the events that are occurring 'on-screen'. It's almost as if the camera had been mounted on a washing machine that was half way through it's 'fast spin' cycle, because at some points it's almost impossible to see what's happening.
Maybe the shaky cam effect was employed to hide just how poor/unfinished the special effects actually are (this is, after all, a relatively low budget movie) but price the makers of this movie ultimately pay is that they end up delivering to the viewer something that can only be described as a deeply frustrating experience and one that very few, if any, are going to want to revisit at some point in the future.
Razorback Rating = Watchable
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