Don't Let the Riverbeast Get You!

Most accurate Mass movie of all time. Funny as heck tongue in cheek comedy, this is really the best movie from New England

Matt Farley is an indie film master! His movies are full of humor and have an amazing cast of non-professional actors who provide amazing performances and this movie is full of quotable moments. I called Matt to tell him how much I loved his films and he sent me this movie! I let a friend borrow it and now everytime I go for a hike he asks me if I ran into any "picnic babes" in the woods. If you like this movie give Matt a call and tell him!

Story was average. Acting was ok. The river beast was awesome. Music was unbearable. Laughs minimal. But worth a watch.

With the baffling description of being a Comedy Family Horror this is one of those films which simply defies words.

It's a comedy which failed to manage a single laugh, it simply isn't funny. It's sure as hell not a family movie and describing it as a horror would be laughable.

If I had to describe its correct genre I'd have to use an expletive.

The film itself is such a bizarre creature, it's poorly acted (Though I think it's intentional) with an incredibly fake looking creature and over the top clichéd storyline.

Honestly I can't think of a single redeeming feature except that the appearance of the monster brought me lots of nostalgia.

Embarrassing unfunny mess and everyone involved should be blacklisted from the industry for this travesty.

The Good:

A small dose of nostalgia

The Bad:

Awful soundtrack

Laughable acting

Every joke misses its mark

Red warning flashes are annoying and pointless

Introduction sequence is dumb

A cinematic triumph. Better than anything Disney has released in the last 5 years since embarking on their "cultural awareness". With "Don't Let the Riverbeast Get You", the terrible acting and ridiculous dialogue is part of the fun. Sometimes enjoying a movie doesn't require some big-budget, self-righteous movie studio to tell us what we should be supporting.

"Don't Let the Riverbeast Get You" centers around Neil Stuart - an outcast in his hometown for perpetuating the legend of the "Riverbeast" - a Creature from the Black Lagoon knock-off who, despite his clumsy and slow mannerisms, is stealthy enough to elude detection by the locals. Will Neil be vindicated???

Low-budget move that is entertaining as hell.