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ACTOR
Sarah NicklinMichael ReedAlex HayekBryant Jansen
DIRECTOR
Matt McWilliams
SYNOPSICS
Chupacabra Territory (2016) is a movie. Matt McWilliams has directed this movie. Sarah Nicklin,Michael Reed,Alex Hayek,Bryant Jansen are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2016. Chupacabra Territory (2016) is considered one of the best Horror movie in India and around the world.
The Chupacabra is real and four friends will document it! Will they survive?
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Chupacabra Territory (2016) Reviews
You give Found Footage A Bad Name.
A group of friends take a trip to the country in search of the illusive Chupacabra. It begins with the road trip and the characters they meet along the way and then to the woods where it remains until the end. Chupacabra Territory is the type of found footage that gives the genre a bad name. It's badly written with multiple cringe worthy scenes. The acting is the equivalent of a high school play with a script that could have been written by a fifteen year old boy. The acting is horrible but they really didn't have much to work with. Although the cast seem to be in their late 20's, they speak to each other like teenagers obsessed with boobs and booze. There are masturbation and sex scenes which do absolutely nothing for the story. The conversations and interactions between the friends are awkward, nonsensical, and unrealistic. I'm certain the locals they come in contact with are meant to be comical but got a face palm instead of chuckles out of me. I'll never understand how a film can fail on so many levels with a decent story line, good cameras, and a presumed group of creative people. You'd think that someone would attempt to save the project before going through with such a disaster that will be there for the public to see forever. I love Found Footage and this is an abomination of the genre. Avoid at all costs and check out the ever growing list of creative films which use this platform redefine what a movie can be. And why in the world they didn't use any Groovie Ghoulies or Chixdiggit songs about Chupacabras is beyond me. I'd given an extra point for the research and good taste but this movie lacks both.
Not Asylum bad, but bad.
So, without going in with any kind of expectations, I pressed Play at this Chupacabra Territory, as I found it. The movie started out nicely, I actually enjoyed it and time only brought more interesting things to the act. And for around 60% of the movie, I can say I was surprised and satisfied. It seemed like a cute little indie project, good dialogue, nice characters and an alright build up. But then it hit that mark I was telling you about and it pretty much all went down the drain. So much plot nicely developed for an ending that seriously was so weak and annoying. Characters become dumb, logic makes a run for, camera is as shaky as possible and the ending seems to take too long. When it does finally terminate, it does so without any kind of style. I can honestly say, this one is a pass. Not recommended, nothing to see here. Sorry to say so. Cheers!
Even the Chupacabra thinks this was silly...
Oh joy, another 'found footage' movie. Yeah, this is exactly what the world of cinema needs, because this genre is oh-so-spectacular. You do notice the sarcasm permeating there, right? It is no secret that I am not a fan of the 'found footage' genre, not at all. I think it is one of the most stupid genres around, and there are very, very few movies in the genre that actually manages to pass off as being a worthwhile movie to watch. They just tend to fall into the same pitfall and turn out overly generic, and once you have seen one, you have essentially seen all. The story here is about a group of film-makers venturing out into the woods in search of proof that the elusive Chupacabra does exist. Wait, what? Isn't this exactly like every other 'found footage' movie? Yup, it sure it. Someone ventures out into the wilderness in order to document the existence of some creature, and they end up being hunted and preyed upon by that very creature. So there was nothing, absolutely nothing new to be seen in the 2016 "Chupacabra Territory" movie. The acting in the movie was as it has been in virtually every other 'found footage' movie; nothing to be overly impressed with. I am sure that the people here had fun making this 'found footage' movie, but the entertainment value of the movie was almost non-existent. As for the special effects, well, let's just say that you shouldn't get your hopes up. The movie is so predictable that you already know how it will end before you press the play button. The movie was so predictable that even a blind man would go "oh no they didn't..." I am sure that there is an audience out there for these 'found footage' movies, but I would like to be entertained by a movie that has a professional feel to it, not by a movie that I could have filmed myself by bringing my digital video camera out to the woods.
Complete waste of time
This is one of those badly scripted student films that have a cast of really terrible actors who are so obnoxious that you wish the chupacabra would have come out in the first 15 minutes and killed them all to save us the idiocy that follows. I think I would have enjoyed it better to see these snotty brats torn to pieces by a goat monster or whatever it was supposed to be, but that was not to be... Part way in, we were laughing and joking about how this should have be an ad for the discovertheforest.org campaign - "why morons who know nothing about nature should not go traipsing around in the woods in the middle of the night. " There are some really funny scenes though. Near the beginning, one guy freaked out when a tree branch fell near him. The nutty scenes with the "psychic" girl were pretty funny too. If you stay with this atrocity long enough you can laugh at this "psychic" girl (who says she's a part-time witch as well) goes into convulsions near a tree. And later she gets possessed presumably by the chupacabra after performing a ritual out of some book that was supposedly made from the skin of the chupacabra. Are you still following? Now tell me honestly, is that the dumbest thing you ever heard? And if she really was a real psychic, she would have never gone on this dumb camping trip with these goofballs in the first place. Half the time, she's such a bad actress she looks likes she's laughing instead of screaming. I guess the script was too funny to take seriously. As usual, none of this makes any sense. There's an old rule for horror movies. It's only scary if you care about what happens to the characters. This wasn't even slightly scary. I found myself rooting for the monster even though we really never saw it. I always wonder how these movies get the funding. And how in the world did it get a 6.3 rating when every review I've read gave it a 3 or less? I guess I know, but it's sad you can't trust the ratings on this site.
Why would I check his pulse. He's dead
An unarmed group of young adults travel to North Pineland Territory at Lake Emerald, California with hopes of actually finding the meat eating Chupacabra. The group is lead by amateur cypto-zoologist and part time psychic Amber (Sarah Nicklin). They do the filming the car trip to build character and we instantly hope Morgan (Alex Hayek) our cynical voice of reason, is the first to die. Like a good slasher film, they stop for gas and meet the crazy local. They had some issues along the way but eventually make it to the woods where they meet up with people to add to the victim total. This is a found footage tape. The beginning blurb claims it was made in 2013 and released by the FBI under the FOIA. The movie includes The "what is that" cam, ground cam, person dragged on the ground cam (final scene in 50% of these films), night screaming cam, and jerk cam, And for our viewing pleasure we have a boob cam and sex cam...cowgirl and doggy. There is a guy in the background in an SCBA in a few of the scenes. Why? I still don't know. Very rare and quick glimpses of the creature. Guide: F-word, sex, nudity ( Sarah Nicklin, Megan Hensley) The three ladies in the film also appeared together in "Alice D."