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Monster Makers

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I recently watched this movie and I got to say that I really liked it.

This movie is about scientists who accidentally released monsters from the 1950's movies and get into a whole heap of trouble, chasing them in the neighbourhood. Then a young boy, his mother and a detective named "Dexter Brisbane", end up finding a solution to get rid of the monsters and get everything back to normal.

I really liked this movie because I liked the creature effect of the "Were-Rat" (who looked like a werewolf), the transformation and the plot line of the appearance of the monsters and the effects.

I just watched this movie, I liked it because I just adore monster movies and the creature effects were well made. One of the monsters is a "Were-Rat" and it does give a lot of an impression of a "werewolf".

It is basically about some scientists releasing some monsters from "1950's" movies, the monsters stalk people and they get in a great drama. Then a character named "Dexter Brisbane", is a ranger that eventually gets the monsters off the loose with the help of a mother and son.

I have watched this show many times and never get tired of it. The show brings back the excitment of when we were kids watching monster movies. The show is fun not fear like the horror movies of today.

This movie is a typical kids versus monsters flick, but with a twist. The monsters come from an old monster movie - literally. They come out of the film while two kids are watching an old film they found in the basement. The house is owned by a retired movie producer who made the film. Unfortunately, the kids lose the last reel which tells them how to get rid of the monsters. The movie is played just right between laughs and mayhem. It's great for anyone into the old 1950s B movies. The kids (a boy and girl about 12)deal with the usual crop of bullies, unbelieving adults, and Mom. This is worth watching.

This is great flick for those that want a fun horror movie that kids and parents can enjoy. There's no gore, no offensive language, or any sexual content. The lead actor, which is a boy, is not the greatest actor, but he's surrounded by a pretty good cast with George Kennedy, Linda Blair, and Adam Baldwin. This is a made for TV movie, so don't expect a Hollywood budget where Roland Emmerich is blowing up the world.

Excellent family horror movie! Same sort of plot that you'd find in one of R L Stine's Goosebumps series.

Not too scary for small children.

TV movie originally aired on the Hallmark Channel.