Had to take a Dramaine to watch this.

Rating: 4/10 (25 May 2014)

This is an entire movie shot with a shaky camcorder that tells about a monster attack in New York, told from the point-of-view of a group of youngsters. Because of the shakiness of the picture, the film was an uncomfortable and unpleasant experience. I had to take a Dramamine and lay down on the sofa to watch the movie.
I know the filmmakers wanted to make a unique film that captures the tension and atmosphere of the people with the camcorder's viewpoint; however, this film did have several flaws: The story was confusing to follow - just a lot of mishmash and running around; the character developments were non-existent; visual effects were bad (you can hardly see the monster); and the acting was below average.
I do have to admit that the overall monster presence was pretty thrilling, reminding you of a Godzilla-like creature. However, I would pass on this film over something more steadier to watch. There are a lot much better giant monster movies out there.
Grade D-