Solidrariol
Am I Missing Something?
Invaderbank
The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.
Jenni Devyn
Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.
milo destruction
i don't have proof that i wrote this before it came out but i have witnesses that seen me write it with my brother just messing around making up some weird eye story about have sex with girls and killing people i had to pawn my computer for money and didn't bother erasing the story and now i watch this movie and its basically the same thing i wrote so I'm kinda mad in a way the story wasn't suppose to be made into a movie if i find the director or the so called writer I'm gonna get my money you made from this anyone got anything to say to me about this story you can because I'm the original writer it was only for laughs it wasn't suppose to be made into a movie because i knew how corny it would be well farewell for now Milo destruction
Rattrap007
Ok, where to begin with this film.1. More sex and nudity than a porn film... Ok I never watched a porn film so I'm guessing...2. Horrid acting.... better acting can be seen in middle school plays.3. Dumb plot. Why the 8th dimension? Why not the 5th or 6th?4. The eyeball is a pervert because it is always watching the people naked or having sex.5. Stupid people. Gee you think people would notice a eyeball the size of a very large beach ball, but in this film no one does.
This is a little more than an hour of my life I'll never get back... 0/10.
BHorrorWriter
When I first saw this movie in the Video store, turned it over and saw it was Full Moon picture. I know I had to rent it. The Killer Eye!! Unfortunately, the copy I picked up was only the R-Rated version...When I purchase this movie, I will get the Unrated...AnywayWhere did they spend $400,000 on this movie? I would say all on the Killer Eye. And, possibly Jaqueline Lovell's salary...Since she does seem to be the biggest name out of the bunch. And she, as stunning as she is too look at...she is a horrible actress...Blake Bailey, as Creepy Bill, was the main attraction for me in this silly mess of a movie....his overly silly character, movements, voice and appearance were hilarious!! The bigger salary should have gone to him!Anyway, through a parade of no-names, this movie barley squeaks out at 67 minutes long...the R-Rated version only 60...heavily cut for this type of movie....Silly Slow-Mo sex scene, with no need, David Oren Ward (RIP) looked to be Masturbating while watching Ms. Lovell and his stoner friend "gettin' it on"....There is nothing special, or new about this movie...Mad Scientist trying to find out about another dimension, the 8th to be exact...a very attractive cast, save for the woman in the shower scene..she wasn't too much to look at...a young male prostitute who eye becomes the Killer Eye is about the most unusal thing about this movie...A male prositute.....Anyways...this movie is good for laughs and laughs only....something keep in any collection.....escpecially if you are a conessiour of Full Moon movies like myself....10 out of 10 for total Cheese!!2 out of 10 for everything else....
bodie
I saw this movie at the video store offered as a five day rental for only $.99, which should have told me something. At the time I didn't rent it. Later I read the comments section for this movie and at the time no one liked it. However the content of the movie intrigue me and I rented it anyway. Big Mistake! Everyone was right. This movie is unbelievably bad. The acting stunk, the storyline was incomprehensible, and I got the feeling that they started to run out of money before it was finished and had to hurry the ending along. The movie runs at only 68 minutes; which is merciful. The copy I rented had a section of about 12 minutes at the end which revealed the behind the scenes making of the film. It looked like everyone thought they were involved with some kind of classic. This is one time when I should have listened to everyone else and not rented the film. It's absolutely amazing to me that anyone would want to have their name asociated with this product. It seems to me that this kind of film would be the kiss of death for someones career. There is a graduate student in my department who thinks this movie is one of the nest he has seen; a statement which made me doubt his sanity.
