Proyecto: Terror (Watchers) poster

PROYECTO: TERROR (WATCHERS)

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1988 CA HMDB
diciembre 2, 1988

Basada en la novela de Dean Koontz, cuenta como un chico recoge a un perro perdido que realmente es un ser inteligente que ha conseguido escapar de un laboratorio de investigación genética. Sin embargo, no ha sido el único perro que ha escapado: Uno más cruel, inteligente y despiado va tras ellos...

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Produccion: Roger Corman (Executive Producer)David Mitchell (Producer)
Guion: Bill Freed (Screenplay)Damian Lee (Screenplay)
Musica: Joel Goldsmith (Original Music Composer)
Fotografia: Richard Leiterman (Director of Photography)

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Marco Castellini
De un laboratorio de seguridad nacional escapan una especie de autómata, con el nombre en código de Oxon, y un perro con el cerebro manipulado tras varios experimentos. El perro es adoptado por un chico que se encariña con él de inmediato. Pero el Oxon está tras la pista del animal y está listo para atacar y eliminar a cualquiera que intente impedírselo. Mediocre fantahorror, con pocas secuencias aceptables; gritos, alaridos, confusión pero ningún susto. Lo mejor de la película sigue siendo la interpretación del perro.
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7 /10

A boy & his dog… and the savage creature chasing them

This was loosely based on Dean Koontz’ 1987 novel. As usual, readers complain about the changes and how the book is vastly superior. So, what else is new? How much more so if the book’s 512 pages and the movie runs only 1h 31m?

It’s an adventure/sci-fi/horror in the tradition of “Terminator” and “Predator,” just with a teenage boy protagonist, played by Corey Haim as Travis. Interestingly, Travis is a 36 years-old former Delta Force operator in the book; and Nora is his romantic interest. Here, Nora is his mother, played by Barbara Williams, with blonde Lala Sloatman as the teenage girlfriend. Lala is very beautiful and I wish her role was bigger. She and Corey dated for a year or two afterward. Michael Ironside is also on hand as a dubious govt agent, a mixture of two characters in the novel, Lem and Vince.

Disregarding the changes from the book, the movie worked for me. It’s creative late 80s’ entertainment. No, it’s not great like “Terminator,” or the later “Terminator 2: Judgment Day,” but I’d watch it any day over “Predator.”

Three sequels followed in 1990, 1994 and 1998.

It was shot in May-June 1988 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

GRADE: B/B-

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