tddiscodriver To long Slow Nothing horror about this, just horrible Don't waste your time with this it's 90 minutes of your life you'll never get back. Dreadful just dreadful It makes you wonder who wrote this nonsense and then convinced someone that spend good money making this god awful steaming pile.

fairlesssam I enjoyed this movie, I had not heard about any of the hype until after I watched it so I had no preconceived ideas.Casey is getting married and goes on a hen party trip with two of her friends. They go off the beaten track to a natural pool which is recommended to them by someone they meet. Casey is bitten under the water by some kind of bug. After returning home she notices a rash on her shoulder whilst in the bath. Areas of her body become inflamed with raised large lumps, they are painful and develop into gross pustules. She feels unwell, begins to get sick and basically gets worse and worse.Along with this going on she has the mother-in-law-to-be from hell who literally hates her guts and a friend who wants her fiancé and steals her engagement ring.Casey mutates into a gross goo-dripping creature that lays little ball eggs and makes a big slimy mess.There have been a lot of negative reviews about this movie but I think that is possibly down to pre-movie hype that did not live up to expectations. For me I found the movie a little bit slow after Casey began feeling ill. I quite liked the characters and how they were all a bit off. I was frustrated at how Casey didn't go to the doctors when the initial symptoms began appearing as that would have been what any relatively normal person would have done. If she had have gone to the doctors this would have given the movie a bit more depth and could have added another dynamic. As the movie progresses and Casey becomes more and more mutated I thought it was really good, I like the concept of making a nest and how she changed. I felt for her. There was tension and the makings of a good thriller as her friends began to try to get in touch with her and enter her apartment. Yes there are many flaws but it does still stand up as a pretty good horror. It caught my imagination and kept me thinking about it for some time after watching which is always a good indication of a film you have enjoyed.

in1984 6.25 of 10. If you're looking for something beyond another spider film, The Fly, Spiderman, or the Thaw, this adds something new to mix. It's also ahead of the curve on the zika-like infections.Excellent visual and sound FX for a low-budget, indie film where the writer and director are the same person.So much horror is fantasy based that another strong part of this film is that there's reality/science integrated into the horror. If you want horror that's not based purely on nonsense, you'll definitely appreciate this film.The only weak part of the film involves the casting. With more budget and bigger actors, this could have easily been a more recognized film. As it is, it will probably pick up a cable audience and eventually turn into a cult hit.

kosmasp I'll start off with the "good". I did like the effects. Do not forget this is a low budget movie. I also liked the fact that this movie did not go down the "found footage" route (see beginning for that-or rather don't, if you value your time)! Also the dog and his owner are by far the best things in this film! Character and acting wise, the dog will shame anyone in this (and they/"actors" should be ashamed, even if the script didn't give them a lot to work with).Instead of just trying to make this gross and disgusting (something this also achieves and if that's what you're after you can file that under "good" too), there should've been more thought of the dialog and characters in this. Let me put it this way: If you'd sum up the IQ (minus the one of the dog!!!) of the characters in this, you might get a negative result (and I'm putting it lightly).Obviously in a movie characters have to do things/decisions that don't make sense, have to "act" careless (though they fail to convince us of any emotion in this one other than disgust), so the movie continues to flow into one direction. But if characters go places even zombies would take a look at and run the other direction (and they have no brain!), you start to wonder if you are being punked as viewer of such an assembly of moving pictures ... it's a good thing you can laugh the pain away, because this hurts so bad ... so so bad! Who needs a beating when you can watch something like this?You can answer that yourself.Not every movie needs characters the viewer can feel for, though there is not a single one (again apart from the dog), that the viewer will feel anything for in this one. Add to that predictability from start to finish, "humor" that might be intended, but doesn't work at all ... at least they (makers of this) can claim, that they added another argument for those who are giving horror a bad rep ...