Blood Tide

Rating:
Summary: OK on a low-budget scale.
Review: Ancient monster is unleashed on Greek Island where a man (Martin Kove) goes to search for his sister. James Earl Jones, Jose Ferrer and Lila Kedrova add credibility to this somewhat predictable thriller, but you can't help in getting swept away as the story unfolds. The awful music score and murky photography make this look ultra-cheap, and the ending is pretty thrill-less, but overall good in a trashy sort of way.

Rating:
Summary: Blood Tide
Review: I rate all the actors on a scale of 1-5 stars as a 5. This includes the performance of Lydia Cornell who plays Barbara. Lydia is best known from her roll in 80's TV sit com Too Close For Comfort. I had to mention her because no one else did. The cast and acting was great and so was all the scenary! However, the film makers must have wanted to blow the remainder of their budget on location because the film quality itself is the type of film Elvira Mistress of the Dark may have hosted. I have purchased this film and sometimes you just gotta love having it as part of your collection anyway. I know I really do! :o)

Rating:
Summary: el cheapo golden turkey award clucko!!!
Review: One of the cheapest movies you'll see made. In-fact, this is a fun movie to poke fun at. Despite the movies' cast (James Earl Jones) and some very pretty actresses, that alone is not enough to save this from being one of the worst horror films ever made. The movie seemed to drag on and on and on.

If you want to waste about 90 minutes of your life, go and watch this film. I gave this movie a ** instead of 1 because of the very pretty actresses and the nice location (ie, Greek island). But you could very well save yourself 90 agonizing minutes and order a 10-minute tourist video of Greece which would show you the beautiful women and scenary. Forget about the cheesy story and awful special effects.