It's time for Stars Without Number!
It's time for Stars Without Number!
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That poor alien's spine. It must be reinforced to support such a giant cranium.
ReplyDeleteAnd he's got parkinsons apparently.
ReplyDeletethe first critters movie gets written off as a poor man's grimlins. i think that's unfair. it's a pretty solid 80s B sci fi offering. the sequels are a typical downward spiral.
ReplyDeleteI loved Critters. It's a perfect B monster movie and it knows it and owns it.
ReplyDeletereverse conehead!
ReplyDeleteWhat's not to love?