Bog Creatures
Year: 2003
Directed by: J. Christian Ingvordsen
Cast: T.J. Glenn (Prime Evil)
Courtney Henggeler
Jeffrey Howard
Michael Mosley
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A couple of students travel to Denmark to try to find
some old corpses of vikings. After many hours of digging,
they finally make a discovery of two rotten bodies. But
in the Danish bogs, nothing seems to stay dead for too
long. Now the students have to fight to survive this living
dead nightmare.


Oh dear god was this cheesy! As if it wasn't bad enough
that the creatures that the title referred were zombies,
the female zombies doesn't seem to be fierce, no no,
they rather seem to want to sit down and talk for a while
about their feelings. I'm telling you, this movie could
have been written by a 4 year old. The script wasn't very
thought through at all. Let me begin with saying
that it seemed very easy for these young archaeologists
to find the corpses. Hmmm, perhaps I should go out
in the woods and try to find some myself, according to
this movie it doesn’t take more than sticking a shovel
at a random place in the ground.

This was actually shot by a Danish director, J. Christian
Ingvordsen, and while being far from excellent, this still
looks pretty stylish. The cast is supposed to look hot and
hip, but they seemed to have forgotten one small
detail when choosing the cast for this movie, zombies
and teens don't mix. Debbie Rochon is the best actress in
this movie even if I don't think that she's a good actress.
Perhaps it was because she kept quiet for almost all
of the movie.

There's really not a lot to say about this movie as it's
just not worthy of any comments. The zombies looked
bad and non scary, by the way, since when does
zombies hide behind trees and try to peep at their
victims. It only had a running time of 81 minutes,
and still it felt like it would never end, a terrible movie,
a terrible story and terrible acting results in a
poor movie. This didn't have any potential at all
to be a good movie, I guess I should've seen this
coming judging from the cool box art, argh,
why do the best cover creators work for the
crappiest companies.


Some blood slashing but nothing much.


Pretty standard, kind of just slips in and
out through your ears.


As you can see I have not bothered to write a
very long review for this poor excuse for a horror movie.
All I wanted to say with my review was that you need to
avoid this movie at all expenses, there is nothing
appealing about the movie at all and oh I just can't
believe that I managed to stay awake through the
entire movie. I had the lowest expectations
possible for this movie, and still I was let down.
 

 

Review By: AnthroFred



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