The Seed
- 2021
- 1h 31m
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4.8/10
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What starts out as girls weekend away in the Mojave desert becomes a tale of horror, death and alien invasion.What starts out as girls weekend away in the Mojave desert becomes a tale of horror, death and alien invasion.What starts out as girls weekend away in the Mojave desert becomes a tale of horror, death and alien invasion.
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The Seed (2021) is a movie I recently watched on Shudder. The storyline for this picture surrounds a group of friends who get an AirBnB in the middle of the desert for drinking, fun and sun. When they find a creature that looks like an armadillo on the property their weekend gets flipped upside down.
This movie is directed by Sam Walker in his directorial debut and stars Lucy Martin (Vikings), Chelsea Edge (Suspicion) and Sophie Vavasseur (Resident Evil: Apocalypse).
The storyline for this is actually fairly unique and clever. This is a very unique alien film; unfortunately, the female characters are annoying as is their reaction to things. I will say the workout scene and the sequance the armadillo moves had me cracking up. There's also some unique ways of eating eggs in this. I will say I liked the transformation elements as the aliens motives become apparent and the ending is actually pretty good.
Maybe I'm the outlier but I didn't hate this as much as so many did. This is a unique addition to the genre that's worth a viewing. It isn't a masterpiece but I would score this a 6/10 and recommend seeing it once.
This movie is directed by Sam Walker in his directorial debut and stars Lucy Martin (Vikings), Chelsea Edge (Suspicion) and Sophie Vavasseur (Resident Evil: Apocalypse).
The storyline for this is actually fairly unique and clever. This is a very unique alien film; unfortunately, the female characters are annoying as is their reaction to things. I will say the workout scene and the sequance the armadillo moves had me cracking up. There's also some unique ways of eating eggs in this. I will say I liked the transformation elements as the aliens motives become apparent and the ending is actually pretty good.
Maybe I'm the outlier but I didn't hate this as much as so many did. This is a unique addition to the genre that's worth a viewing. It isn't a masterpiece but I would score this a 6/10 and recommend seeing it once.
I loved the gooey stuff, the creature, practical effects and scenes with trippy imagery. Yay to all of that.
Didn't like how annoying the characters were. I think that will put a lot of people off and they may not even make it to the goo. This could've been quite disturbing with a set of likeable characters. But I guess it was all intentional.
Props to the director for making a movie. It's hard. I'll watch his next film.
Didn't like how annoying the characters were. I think that will put a lot of people off and they may not even make it to the goo. This could've been quite disturbing with a set of likeable characters. But I guess it was all intentional.
Props to the director for making a movie. It's hard. I'll watch his next film.
This is not a good movie. Plot is essentially "Mars Needs Women". Yet it is oddly acceptable in a 2am viewing kind of way. It's not a good film but I liked it?
Yes, it's not a good film but I liked it.
Yes, it's not a good film but I liked it.
It tries to be different, going for an absurdist tone. The trouble is, the script contains zero jokes or physical comedy. The poor actresses are left to recite mundane dialogue in a 'quirky' way, which leads to scene after scene of unamusing waffle. The characters are thinly drawn and nobody is taking it seriously enough to warrant investment. The acting is otherwise ok, as is the editing and general production design. The less said about the soundtrack the better.
It's a very tame movie. The effects are poor. The occassional body horror is nowhere near as brave as films like Society or Reanimator which precede it by decades. It has no tension to speak of, so it doesn't deserve a horror label. There's no exploration of ideas, so it's not a sci-fi either. It attempts to bring eroticism into the main plot which could have been great, but the film is too scared to embrace titilation, exploitation and nudity. It also shies away from allegory, symbolism, commentary, character development... you know, all the stuff that makes good schlock tick. Ultimately, it's boring.
It's a very tame movie. The effects are poor. The occassional body horror is nowhere near as brave as films like Society or Reanimator which precede it by decades. It has no tension to speak of, so it doesn't deserve a horror label. There's no exploration of ideas, so it's not a sci-fi either. It attempts to bring eroticism into the main plot which could have been great, but the film is too scared to embrace titilation, exploitation and nudity. It also shies away from allegory, symbolism, commentary, character development... you know, all the stuff that makes good schlock tick. Ultimately, it's boring.
It's ok, funny (not hilarious), creepy (not bone shatteringly scary) and weird (silly).
It's a take on modern life/tech meets 80's creature feature for some vain girls.
It's a take on modern life/tech meets 80's creature feature for some vain girls.
Did you know
- GoofsMeteor showers happen when the Earth moves through a field of "space debris" which then burns up in the atmosphere. Hence all the meteor trails will travel in the same direction. Meteors in a meteor shower do not come from all different directions and don't enter the atmosphere in all different angles like in the movie.
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Composed by Brian Kelly Defeo, Robert Chadd Henley, Bobby Ray Watson, Brittany Davis
Featuring Bebe Ohare & Bjay McFly
Publisher: Extreme Music Library Ltd
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- $4,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
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- 2.39:1
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