. Synopsis: In a world where mythical creatures are real, monsters and humans are forced to coexist; and as prejudice and insecurity pulls everyone apart, three separate storylines manage to come together. This movie has Ron Jeremy in it. Producers: Michael Leavy, Steven Della Salla, Jason Leavy Director: Michael Leavy Cinematography: Steven Della Salla Screenplay: Michael Leavy, Steven Della Salla, Jason Leavy Cast: Bruce Davison, Malcolm McDowell, Nathan Reid, Gilbert Gottfried, Tyler Mane, Leslie Easterbrook, Melanie Iglesias, Jim Hanks, Jason Leavy, Michael Leavy, Ron Jeremy, Bethany Watson, Michael Barra, Jack Norman and Michael Buscemi. Anyone got a Leprechaun fetish? The film feels just as influenced by The People Under The Stairs as it does Get Out.
His character has the best lines and scenes, you can only hope for a spinoff with Finbars character on further adventures. But wait a minute, one of my favorite characters that had me wishing for more is Finbar Jason Leavy. The Fuzz on the Lens production stars Michael Buscemi, , and Jim Hanks. Leading the charge is Madame Hildie Leslie Easterbrook , who was long ago scorned by her high school boyfriend. This is old school filming done in a modern age. The cast does a great job exposing these themes. Great job with the script and even though it's listed as a low budget film they still managed to have some quality actors in it.
I believe the film is highly intelligent on so many levels and hidden in a silly film like this there are great life lessons. Its score went from over 7 down to currently 4. The film boasts a sizable cast of characters and, while the actors range from iconic Davidson and Malcolm McDowell to the as-yet-unknown, but everyone gives 100%. They think he is anti monsters, which is further than the truth. That is the pure definition of a cult movie but I can't find anyone seriously saying they can't enjoy something in here because there is just so much going on and to take in. The same is the case here. Adding to the plus column for this film is the unbelievable cast of immensely talented actors on display…especially for an absurdist piece of surreal cinema such as this.
His world that he created was a world that had mankind living among monsters and creatures of legend! The Blu-ray contains over 90 minutes of exclusive additional footage. What impressed me was the talent involved. He really got into the character and really flowed with the feel of the movie perfectly! All in all it is a great late night movie or rainy day renter. In league with her is The Boogeyman an unseen and only heard behind a mask, Malcolm McDowell , who seems to have borrowed the eyes from , trying to punish those who hate his kind. At the end of the day, Abnormal Attraction is a laugh out loud, way over-the-top fantasy comedy, with some important though never preachy commentary on the state of race relations…and pacing issues aside, this one should be seen! It's filled with creativity, originality and witty, likeable characters. Jackie Helen Hunt is trying to keep her sinking marriage afloat after an extra-marital affair, and her teenage son Connor Judah Lewis is unable to even look her in the eye out of rage. He actually wants to help build relationships between humans and monsters and he tries to bond with the monsters and other human captives to work things out.
The whole world around us is painted so seriously for this to all come crashing down when an Abominable Snowman kidnaps a poor guy or when a cute girl starts crushing over a Leprechaun in a supermarket. I was sucked in by the shocking amount of positive user reviews here. It's every film fanatics of the genre to coexist with that scenario! The films sound and picture are beautiful and very appealing for a low budget movie. The reviewers have User -Id's like; blabla-134543 and: whatever-2343 and such. Now he sits in a therapy session with all assorted monsters pig-men, abominable snowmen, purple people eaters, cyclopses, and shows his compassion for them. I freaking burst out laughing at his bizarre confessions and had to rewind and watch his parts again. He has proven himself as a creative and imaginative filmmaker.
Fans of this kind of offbeat humor might find something to smirk at, however, for me, it lacked a better satirical punch and missed opportunities to make its message matter. It is a little hard to get into at first but give it a chance and you will enjoy it! Crappy acting, and obnoxious characters. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Those who enjoy a heaping dollop of irreverent revelry mixed with their horror will be most pleased indeed. No, Malcolm McDowell and Gilbert Gottfried can't save this sinking ship.
But through out the movie there brought together among the three chapters that come together and fix everything! On the downside, the pseudo-anthology style format the film takes before dovetailing into a longer piece leaves the pacing of the film a bit of a mess, with segments that definitely drag more than they should and the hour and forty-seven minute runtime does this film no favors , and that can hinder repeat viewings and cause the audience to get all antsy-like. The script written by Michael Leavy, Steven Della Salla and Jason Leavy is so in key and tastefully takes a jab at our world. The third part is the fun part when things go off the rails. In fact of the entire film reminded me one of the first films I worked on out of film school. Abnormal Attraction is a 2019 fantasy adventure about a world where mythical creatures are real, monsters and humans are forced to coexist.
It really seems as thou everyone on set is having a great time and recreating some sort of twisted childhood dream! Although the humor crosses the line for me at points, there were many instances throughout the movie I laughed out loud! As is Richmond Shepard as Sandman. It didn't take away from anything and was equally distributed though the film to help it flow. Story wise it flows pretty well, and uses an interesting bump point method to move the story forward, otherwise it wouldn't have worked. There is a lot going on and the story is creatively woven together nicely. Notify me of new posts by email. In a world where fairy tale monsters and humans are forced to co-exist is the realm where Abnormal Attraction takes place.
Jim Hanks as Frank Stein is pretty funny. The only drawback that I felt was that some of the profanity included was a tad unnecessary; while I support realistic language in a film, the swearing and sexual jokes at times went overboard for me, however this was not the case for my 3 sons, so what do I know? When Jason was transformed into Finbar he became Finbar. All the 9's and 10's reviews are made by people with only 1 one review ever, this one. The stand out is Timothy Michael Leavy. Kudos to the cast and crew for working ridiculously hard to make this film, and for bringing credible actors into the mix. In this meeting he listens to crazy patients who are obsessed with monsters and creatures and tell there disturbing fantasies about them.
First up is with Bruce Davidson. I don't know who this could possibly be made for, but I couldn't finish watching it. If Ron Jeremy is in it: Avoid! Please support us by not blocking ads on our website. Now that we have the two set ups of the monster population and the human we need resolution. With a star studded line-up this twisted Beauty and the Beast style story is quite a difficult one to review. It is not insulting but thought provoking and very significant and will make people think! I dare you not to get the feels when Bernie the Cyclops played by Tyler Mane becomes an outcast among outcasts before finding friendship in an unlikely ally. Really creative and super hilarious.