Recently saw this film at a screening, and was even lucky enough to have a Q&A w/ filmmakers afterward. Any fan of the horror genre - especially those of the Universal Monster classics would enjoy this film, in my opinion.There were very nice performances by Oscar-winner Benicio Del Toro, and by narrator Keith David, as well as Daniel Roebuck. The whole thing was scripted particularly well, and David's splendid voice really capped it off for me.I enjoyed this film even more than Back to the Black Lagoon, and I only hope that the new Creature remake will be done as well as this. Either way, I will be keeping my eye on filmmakers Sam Borowski and Matt Crick and see what they do next.Keep your eyes peeled for a screening if you get a chance. I only hope you enjoy the experience as much as I did.Doc Ron Hollywood

Looked great Sam. Looked just like a first look and the production value was great. Very informative and now I want to stay up till 3 am to watch it some night. Maybe I ll just go down to the local video store and rent it. I can't wait to see the next thing you do. Hopefully you remember me to cast me. J/k With Hollywood in the midst of a bunch of redo's or do over. I bet it won't be long till we see the creature back up on the main screen. I think your first look will be enough to prompt so action from the suits in Hollywood. I would definitely buy a ticket to go see it. If you guys don't already know it Sam is the new up and comer. I can't wait to see whats next.Great job

It was informative, entertaining, irreverent and silly at times just like the essence of those 50's sci fi movies. It was interesting to see how such a movie as the Creature from The Black Lagoon could have such a profound influence on America. I think not only was this a very good film but also a unique evidence of the great influence of films on the culture. Never would I have imagined such nutters as the guy with the Creature tattoos, the people with the vast COTBL memorabilia collections. Eccentric people like that are interesting. I just like the overall tone of it. Criticisms I have are it dragged on a bit long. SOme of the comments made at the horror film conventions were a little empty and useless. As well some of Benecio De Toro's comments probably should have been edited as they were not worthy of the final cut. But then again nothing is ever perfect. Also the footage of the actual Lagoon with the boat ride was a bit corny. But aside from that, the film is very very good. I think it has a place, possibly on late night on AMC, The Sci Fi Channel, or even as a special bonus addition to Creature DVD edition. Thumbs up.

Last night I had the great pleasure of attending a screening of this documentary. I first heard about this being made roughly 2 years ago and have been anxiously waiting it's completion.The wait was well worth it and the film surpassed my expectations.This is a film by fans of the Classic Universal Horror film Creature from the Black Lagoon,but it's not just FOR fans of the film. It's for Fans of Classic Universal Monster films and a standard bearer for all Horror based documentaries to come.The film is entertaining and highly informative. Narrated by Keith David,this 83 minute film contains interviews with many of the foremost "Creature' fans throughout the country as well as celebrities and cast members of the original film. It showcases many never before seen stills, a newly restored clip from the Colgate Comedy Hour featuring Abbott and Costello meet the Creature segment,numerous collectibles,film clips and in-depth interviews by some of the most knowledgeable fans of the film today.I for one can't wait for this film to get the distribution it so rightly deserves or at the very least,become available so I can add it to my collection of genre films. It's really that damn good and worth while to seek out and watch! I HIGHLY recommend this documentary for fans of the Classic horror genre both young and old!