THERE’S NOTHING OUT THERE Opinions of meta sci-fi comedy horror [updated]

MOVIES and MANIA score:

‘A horror movie of comedian proportions’
There’s Nothing Out There is a 1991 sci-fi comedy horror movie a few horror fan tries to warn his pals spending spring break in a home within the woods of impending hazard, they scoff at him, that’s, till a squat alien monster begins to choose them off one after the other.

The film was written and directed by Rolfe Kanefsky (Artwork of the Useless; Sundown Society; Bus Celebration to Hell; The Black Room; plus extra). Producer Victor Kanefsky, Rolfe’s father, was an editor (Blood Sucking Freaks; Ganja & Hess).

The film stars Craig Peck, Wendy Bednarz and Mark Collver.

There’s Nothing Out There is notable for having a horror film fan character who cites style tropes years earlier than Kevin Williamson’s 1995 Scream screenplay was picked up by Dimension Movies.

Plot:
It’s Spring Break, and 7 highschool college students head to a secluded cabin within the woods for the weekend. Mike, a eager horror movie fan, tries to warn his pals of impending hazard. Nonetheless, they scoff at him.

That’s till sinister issues start to occur and the buddies are attacked by a creature that wishes to eat the boys and mate with the ladies…

Opinions:
“Not all the comedy in There’s Nothing Out There lands – the slapstick gags really feel notably dated – however the self-referential horror commentary has confirmed to be timeless. There’s additionally a intelligent fourth wall break involving a growth microphone, and the most important chortle of the movie comes from its ultimate second. It concludes on a excessive word…” Broke Horror Fan

“Low cost, schlocky and gleefully trashy, There’s Nothing Out There is an efficient mixture of low-budget horror and goofy, tasteless comedy. The movie wallows in style clichés […] to good impact, leading to a movie that’s fully watchable and concurrently horrible.” DVD Discuss

“Whereas the film is schlocky, it’s additionally capable of level out some enjoyable clichés that predated Scream by almost a decade. There are riffs on the stray cat leaping out of the darkness, folks’s willingness to get bare on the drop of a hat, the pointless have to be taught the backstory of the villain that at all times serves zero function towards survival…” Cinema Crazed

“This 16mm horror/comedy has first rate particular results and camerawork, and like the sooner Last Examination and later Wes Craven flick Scream (1996), it features a horror film geek (Craig Peck) whose fright movie information comes into play.” Brian Albright, Regional Horror Movies, 1958 – 1990

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“The monster is entertainingly tacky and its actions hilariously stilted. Clothes is ripped off, cats soar out of nowhere, one character makes advantageous use of a dipping microphone growth (which isn’t cropped by the widescreen framing), eyes glow, faces soften, and there’s a nifty bit involving plate glass.” DVD Drive-In

“Making enjoyable of horror movies whereas embracing them on the identical time is a tough stability to strike. But, I assumed There’s Nothing Out There! did a wonderful job mixing horror and comedy.” Home of Self Indulgence

“There’s one already-famous scene wherein a possible sufferer swings out of hazard by grabbing the dangling microphone growth on the high of the body. That’s amusing, however on the whole, this no-budget parody of display screen schlock is barely higher than the dreck it imitates.” Videohound’s Full Information to Cult Flicks and Trash Pics

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