Humanoids From Deep

Humanoids From Deep

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• Actors: Emma Samms, Robert Carradine, Justin Walker, Mark Rolston, Danielle Weeks
• Directors: Jeff Yonis
• Writers: Jeff Yonis, Martin B. Cohen
• Producers: Darin Spillman, Edward G. Reilly Jr., Marta M. Mobley, Michael Amato, Roger Corman

Movie Reviews of Humanoids From Deep

Movie Review: Remake From The Deep
Summary: 4 Stars

A small town is the setting as a fish plant is targeted for dumping chemicals in the local waters. The fish have gotten bigger as a result but something else has gone wrong as well. The chemicals being dumped are needed by a new resident in the waters, a fish man created by the military.

David Carradine is the head of the plant and is trying to stop his employees from dumping. To make matters worse, one of the animal rights activists has a thing for his daughter. Then people start to be killed in the water. A shark is blamed but it does not explain why only male bodies have been found. None of the females have been recovered. Then most of the animal rights people, and Carradine's daughter, are killed or taken one night.

No one seems to know what is going on except for reporter Emma Samms. But then a survivor shows up and the town finds out that there is something fishy going on. Samms is really a doctor who helped create the creatures. She is trying to stop them and exposes the military involvement. But one survivor points to the possibility of others. The military does not care, they will just blow everything up.

Good ending, nice twist and I liked the way the creatures don't occur just from dumping, but were lab created (a slight improvement over the original). Still, it is a nice remake but I found it hard to take David Carradine seriously (I kept seeing flashes of Revenge of the Nerds). Definitely one to see if you like Roger Corman or a good creature flick.

Summary of Humanoids From Deep