Stinger

There is so much bad to say about this movie and so little that's good!

The plot has enough holes to sink the Titanic, the characters are completely unbelievable, the monsters are so unrealistic, and I'm sick and tired of seeing movies that involve an ex-husband and ex-wife being thrown together in some bizarre emergency - it happens far too often in films and it's become another bad cliché.

I find it hard to believe that anybody would have invested $1 in making this garbage, never mind the $100 or so it must have cost.

You could make a better movie with more convincing special effects on your home computer! I didn't think movies could get this bad! Avoid it at all costs - do something that's more fun and enjoyable, such as having a tooth pulled, or an enema!

This is an excellent B-film horror movie that borders between horror and comedy. It is about a genetically mutilated scorpion in outer space. Can it get more unreal? It is a hybrid between "Alien" and "Chain Saw Massacre." The movie was shot in Stockholm with a mixed cast of Americans and Swedes that interact beautifully. Director Martin Munthe does a great job finding the comical highlights in this script and gets a few good laughs out of the audience. The movie was shot with little or no money and it is inspiring to see what can be done with limited resources. Stinger has all qualities of a B-film horror movie. It is comical and scary at the same time and the cast and crew are dedicated to their cause. It is great to see that movies like this can still be made! I would recommend seeing it if you like this type of films.

This is so bad, I can't even explain. Top 5 worst movies ever. Our hero's have lost contact with a sub carrying a secret cargo. They find the entire crew horribly killed. Our hero's consist of the worst marines ever and a couple of bimbos. Why? Who knows. We find the scorpions that have killed everyone, and we're going to get revenge. Your in a damn submarine, leave the scorpions and get out. Instead we have useless bimbo, dumbest marines ever. The acting is terrible. The storyline, your on a submarine. Just leave. The scorpions will die. End of story. Just ridiculously stupid. Life is to short for crap like this. Next.

At the very beginning, the look at a control panel that reads "8 miles of the cost of California", and no, I didn't misspell that, they really did not realize the put of the cost instead of off the coast. These people must have been morons.

It's good if you're into terrible movies, but the sheer fact they couldn't catch a simple spelling issue make me believe they really didn't put any effort into creating the movie whatsoever. The Navy uniforms are not correct at all in any manner whatsoever.

Wow, completely ridiculous, but good if you are looking for something insanely stupid to watch. How these folks made any money off this is beyond me.

I have no idea what this movie is even about. It's pitch-black the entire time. You can't see a damn thing. Something creepy seems to be happening, but the screen is just a void. Did they forget to hire a lighting crew? Or maybe they couldn't afford a single flashlight? Hell, they could've at least used a few candles!

All I hear are muffled voices whispering, shouting, gasping... but what's the point if I can't see anything? What are they doing? Why is someone screaming? Is this supposed to be "artistic" or just lazy filmmaking?

This is an absolute joke. Who greenlit this unwatchable garbage? Even a high schooler with a smartphone could've shot something more coherent. The director must think obscurity equals depth, but no - it's just incompetence. If you're going to make a horror film, at least let the audience see the horror!

And don't get me started on the sound design. Random noises in the dark aren't "atmospheric"; they're annoying. I'd demand a refund, but honestly, sitting through this was punishment enough. Never again.