Kamillions

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Audience Member "Crab Nebula, huh? Crab lice, maybe!" A rich research scientist runs his experiments in a home lab in his basement, but immediately prior to a large birthday party being thrown at his house, an experiment goes awry. The scientist's experiment causes interdimensional travel with tentacled aliens which can morph into human-looking creatures. The family, including the goth daughter and nerd son, are kinda dicks to the maid, so she is very surprised when one of the aliens (disguised as a out-of-town relative) wants to mate with her. A comedic scifi with creative body-horror, the balance of all the elements made this very enjoyable. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 02/02/23 Full Review Audience Member Not bad enough to warrant being one of those unavailable and utterly buried unknown films, but not good enough to really bother going out of your way to pursue, Kamillions is an amusing enough diversion. It's a low budget film you can't take seriously in any sense but it's creative enough to maintain some merit and to even elicit a few genuine chuckles. It is a rare entry into the Sci-Fi/Comedy hybrid canon that is largely as effective as it is due to its lack of recognizable faces. Basically... if a copy of it should happen to fall into your lap or be in a friend's possession, go ahead and watch it; it should entertain well enough. As the film is very difficult to get your hands on, however, it's really not good enough to justify hunting long and hard for unless you just so happen to be a fan of the director's sole other, equally hard-to-come-by film 'Alone in the T-Shirt Zone'. Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/11/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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