Totally insane trash movie where a several shipwreck suvivors on a desert island faces strange creatures likes little puppets with black hair who attack them at night and day,this devil puppets are quite well done and disappoint no one as entertainment only,they certainly choose a desert island to saves money of course and this will amuzing everyone,whatever the result after watching deserve a look for those who loves trash movies!! a bit o criticism could be a lack of nudity scenes as appears in this kind of production!!Resume:First watch: 2018 / How many: 1 / Source: DVD-R / Rating: 4

Man, sometimes a film does turn out to be as good as you've been told, and this is one of them. If you're in the mood for a low budget horror film involving tiny, but deadly creatures attacking a cast of bad actors, you can't go wrong here.Set in the 1920s, we find our unlucky lot escaping a sinking ship and ending up on a strangely tropical island (in the North Atlantic!). One of them is badly injured and left on the beach while the others head inland to find food and shelter. At first this place looks like a good place to wait for rescue, but it soon becomes apparent that the group have to stay on their toes, as one guy, thinking he's found fresh water, dips his face into what turns out to be highly corrosive acid, with gory results.The rest of the group are now treading lightly, although they manage to find food and camp down for the night, things take a turn for the worst as they are attacked by the title creatures – tiny beasts with razor sharp teeth (who look like miniature death metal fans!).This is where the film really takes off as our group of folk have to fend of constant attacks by these little nut-cases, who put the bite on all of the cast (leading to hilarious shots of various actors fighting off these little models). For some reason, even though these creatures are badly made models who have movable arms and teeth, still manage to come across as quite menacing as there seems to be an infinite amount of them. Such a sight watching these things run through the undergrowth, growl at the cast from trees, and swing from vines like Tarzan.While not overly gory, the film does expand on the creatures' attacks as they employ traps to catch their prey so it doesn't become a mere exercise is the cast being stalked. This is the kind of film you'll either love for it's cheapness and bad acting or you'll hate it for the same reasons. It gets a recommendation from me.

In my search for cool low-budget horror films I have come across tons of crap, so it makes a refreshing change to find one this good. Attack of the Beast Creatures is another one of those low-budget obscurities that'll never be very well known, but will be lapped up by bad movie lovers everywhere.A more suitable name for this might have been Attack of the Tree Dolls, because that's what these so-called "beast creatures" really are. They live in trees, and boy are they ferocious! They run in such a way that is absolutely hilarious. The film never threatens to get boring, although slightly verges on the tedious towards the end. There are many excellent scenes that more than make up for any faults. My favourite is when the delirious man thinks the woman's hair in front of him is one of the creatures, and we see a dolls face that looks back at him and "laughs". He then starts attacking the woman, runs off and melts away in an acid pool. Another great scene is when you can see the creatures' eyes in the dark. First one pair, then another... then there's loads of them. There's also a great scene when the tree creatures are huddled around some sort of statue that looks like a giant cracker, sadly this is only shown briefly. The musical score is also good and adds to the atmosphere. So far I think there's only bootlegs available - keeping checking ebay and you may be able to find one. There's also a website devoted to the film, where you can buy a DVD or poster: http://www.beastcreatures.com.

This was a real treat. The film starts off a little slow, so hang in there because once the action starts you will probably choke on your beer or mountain dew out of sheer hysterical laughter. In my journey through "grade Z" movies, it is movies like Attack of the Beast Creatures that make it all worth it. This is the type of movie that I put on that "special shelf" for the friends that don't want to have to think or invest much of themselves into a film. For those friends who you would like to impress with a movie so bad, that it is just beautiful. This was made at a time when bad films were at least still shot on film. Now days "grade z" movies are shot on daddy's new digital camcorder, so they don't have any real cinematic quality. This has some cinematic quality...OK, cinematic quality in a really "grade z" kind of way.If you want Freddie Kreuger, Jason, or The Ring Meets the Grudge Part 4, then go to your local Blockbuster. Leave the trash to us trashmongers...I love it!