The Best Bad Movie In Years

Rating: 8/10 (10 July 2003)

Has all the cheesy dialogue, and B-grade acting you'd expect from such a film, but the concept of daytime=safety, nightime= lots of monsters ensures an utterly thrilling, exciting and suspenseful 90 minutes. Deaths aplenty, with little time, fortunately, to dwell on them. Quite simply, this is the best use of darkness/nightime in any horror film of late. This is junk, make no mistake, but it's junk of the highest quality.
8/10