The Mist
N/A
MONSTER ISLAND
Orang Ikan
May 8, 2025
In the Pacific, 1944, a Japanese soldier and a British prisoner of war are stranded on a deserted island, hunted by a deadly creature. Two mortal enemies must come together to survive the unknown.
Directors
Cast
Dean Fujioka
Saito
Callum Woodhouse
Bronson
Alan Maxson
Creature
Kazushi Kato
Hell Ship Commander
Teruhiko Kameoka
Hell Ship Soldier #1
Yorihiro Nagai
Hell Ship Soldier #2
Naoki Kawano
Hell Ship Soldier #3
James Edgar Langdong
US Navy Officer
Kouji Miyoshi
Japanese NCO
Kenji S Jahja
Japanese Soldier #1
Hiroaki Kato
Japanese Soldier #2
Lucky Moniaga
Orang Melayu
Crew
Production:
Tan Fong Cheng (Producer) — Takahiro Yamashita (Producer) — Yutaka Tachibana (Producer) — Simon Crowe (Executive Producer) — Fumie Suzuki Lancaster (Producer) — Natalya Pavchinskaya (Executive Producer) — Jomon Thomas (Executive Producer) — Eric Khoo (Producer) — Matthew Joynes (Executive Producer) — Darryl Yeo (Producer) — James Khoo (Producer) — Dean Fujioka (Producer) — Ninin Musa (Producer) — Alexandra Gottardo (Producer) — Anthony Koo (Producer) — Freddie Yeo (Producer)
Screenplay:
Mike Wiluan (Writer)
Music:
Akihiko Matsumoto (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography:
Asep Kalila (Director of Photography)
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Where to Watch
Stream
MIDNIGHT FACTORY Amazon Channel
Far East Amazon Channel
COMMUNITY REVIEWS
(2)
MovieGuys
5
/10
"Monster Island" as a concept showed promise.Regrettably, no one seemed to have any idea, what to do with this 1950's style, retro monster story.
This film literally wanders around aimlessly, for the majority of its run time. What it should have done, is quickly establish a survivalist tale, where the underdog protagonists, take risks and set traps, to defeat the vicious humanoid amphibian creatures, stalking them.
In summary, strong casting choices, plus a great retro concept, that could have worked so well, had the script had a clear purpose and direction. As its stands, a mediocre watch.
Dr_Nostromo
6
/10
55/100
A WWII Japanese prisoner ship is destroyed and 2 prisoners, a Japanese spy and British soldier, are stranded on an island with a gruesome creature. This was pretty good when it focused on the confrontation with the creature; its looks and actions were extremely savage and the kills were gory, graphic and quite violent. The characters were likable and I enjoyed their relationship going from enemies to comrades in their fight for survival. However, there isn't a lot of story here with long instances of padding and silence to stretch it out. Worth a watch though. -- DrNostromo.com
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