Like most other campy creature features, there's a bit too much padding for it to be consistently entertaining. However a lot of the dead air is at least bolstered with some surprisingly decent cinematography and completely straight faced performances. The effects are just as cheap as they are creatively impressive (meaning: very funny) and there's even a nazi subplot in there.

Well, the last 15 minutes got a bit out there (like Sid & Marty Krofft just about)...but basically a pretty meaty (and almost surreal) concoction, featuring several intriguing folks, not the least of which is Omar the Beatnik, one of the most amusingly goofy peripheral characters you'll ever see. This one is a lot more involving than these things tend to be, because the performances (and dialogue/script) are several cuts above the norm.

Nice little horror fun-on-a-budget number