Critters 4

I'm a big fan of the first Critters movie. The second episode is good,but it's not as good as the first Critters. The third episode is a little bit boring,but lovely. And WHAT IS THIS?? What a crap! It's stupid and really,really boring. It's the worst of the series. I can't watch it again,because I felt asleep at the first watch. And Ug's evil side...eeewww...that's one of the most horribble moments of the movie. In the first 50 minutes,we can't see the little,furry monsters,that's the reason why the audience fell asleep at the beginning of the movie. It could have been much better. 2/10

Or can there ever be enough of it? Actually this is quite restricted and due to the fact this was shot back to back with Critters 3 with a combined budget that didn't even reach the heights of the one they had for the first one (more on that on the documentaries and audio commentaries), this has quite decent production values overall. Not to mention a cast that really is quite good if you think about it. Brad Dourif and Angela Bassett - I mean come on? Also we have the returning "Bounty Hunters". Sort of, but you'll see for yourself. And yes they are a bit weird to say the least. But with all the restrictions in place, this really is decent. If you have a heart for the critters - don't feed it to them. I mean you'll have fun watching this - though not as much fun as with the others, because "finally" the Critters went dark. A little bit at least, because they still got the PG-13 rating ... go figure

Critters 4 ranks as one of the greatest films of the twentieth century. The word classic has never been so aptly used as in describing this mind-blowing epic. I agree that the original Critters is the best of the series, but the claustrophobic tension of the space station in which Critters 4 is set really must be seen to be believed. I strongly recommend this to anyone interested in seeing one of twentieth century's major film landmarks.

The "Critters" sequels are awful and didn't lead up to the fun of the first one, but this sequel lives up to it and is even better. It has a good story, nice visual effects, and a quick pace. The cast are very good in their parts as well, it was especially good seeing Angela Bassett before she became a big name. The ending is pretty pathetic, but it still is a lot of fun and is worth a rent.

Those pesky critters are now in space to munch on some new victims. I've said it once and I'll say it again. Anytime a franchsie moves the playing field to outer space, you know it is heading for trouble. While this wasn't the one to kill the series, part three was, it isn't any better then the other Alien clones on the market. Angela Bassett adds some heightened presence to it and it's moderately entertaining for what it is. Rated PG-13; Violence and Profanity.

I loved the first movie was really nice and cheesy, the second movie was lot more fun, the third movie entertaining. I will start of with plot he movie. Starts out, where Critters 3 left off. Charlie is trapped inside a space pod for over 50 years and is rescued by space pirates. The crew begin to come aware of the Crites' presence and manage to evade them. Eventually Ugh, Charlie's old friend and partner comes to the space station and takes aggressive action against them. I have not got much to say about this movie, only that, The movie did start of little in trusting at first but then it just got really boring, so I stated feeling sleepy. I heard there were plans for 5th movie called Critters 5: Christmas Attack", it a shame that did not happen, that sound like a perfect movie for Chrismas and could hsve brought this series back from the dead.

During my childhood time I have seen the first three "Critters" movies and enjoyed 'em.They were fun and entertaining horror comedies perfect for adventurous horror loving kids.I have never seen "Critters 4",so I finally decided to check it out.My verdict:forgettable and pretty bad flick with strikingly low body count.The script by Joseph Lyle and David J. Schow is both predictable & clichéd,the plot rips off "Alien" and "Star Wars" and the sets look bland and murky.The tone of the film appears to be deadly serious throughout making it slow and dull."Critters 4" was apparently so low budget that the filmmakers couldn't afford any optical effects;the ones taken from "Android" look seriously dated.4 out of 10.One to avoid.