And on to another entry from the Spawn of Satan 4-pack. I’m attempting to go from the better entries to the most horrible. I’ve only been able to manage to skim them, so it’s a rough guess, but I figure reverse chronological order might also be a good bet.
Unlike The [Screaming], which had somewhat of a plot and sort of went somewhere, this just makes a huge mess out of a simple plot, but fails so gloriously that I can’t help but like it to some degree. There’s really no saving grace presented here, it’s all bad from top to bottom. However the badness does make it interesting to a degree, so that prevents the dreaded so-bad-it’s-actually-bad syndrome.
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Within the first week strange things start happening and a huge hole in the basement wall appears and leads into an endless tunnel. The ‘tunnel’ is a crude overlay onto the normal wall and does such a poor job of portraying depth, that I thought it was just a stain with a dot. However later we get a camera angle from within the tunnel, which is even more poorly executed, but you can finally get the idea.
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Later on the bug comes back and gives us a deus-ex-machina of sorts by explaining how they have been here unnoticed since the dinosaurs. This goes on for a while, but explains little else since you can’t understand a word of the bug’s distorted voice. You can piece together parts from the priest’s response, but for the most part you’re still confused.
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But of interest is the uncanny similarity between the husbands best friend, and Simon from our Zombie series:
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