Komodo

From the writer of Anaconda and a budget less than a family dinner at Red Lobster comes a tale of a 12-year old played by a 16-year old who draws maps like an 8-year old. Make it through the first 90 min, and you'll be treated to one of the most head-scratching final scenes ever in which our heroes--a poor man's Jodie Foster, the Lord of the Flies, and a handsome renegade with a festering komodo bite strut past a strip club only to sit on the curb in front of a malt shop and watch the sun set.

The question is not so much why an entire production crew managed to make a horror film featuring Komodo dragons. The question is why we for the love of good film making didn't stop them...

Spectacularly ludicrous on so many levels! I almost can't believe how bad this was.

Kind of funny since it definitely doesn't take itself seriously. Good for making fun of with your friends.

An entertaining smaller budget flick that delivers what it appears to be trying to sell, big-ass scary looking komodo dragons. The cinematography and effects are fairly well done, the movie does tend to wander around between what genre it wants to be. The acting is pretty good for the most part.

To my surprise, not bad at all. Has some good acting and the monster design is pretty sweet. Story is average, it's not special, but it's not extremely dumb either. Had a good time with it