The Guardian

But then it gets ruined with spiders that seem to be the pissed off animated offspring of Charlotte from Charlotte's Web.

Now, I go back to other movies that have built successful creature features, successful characters within those, like the easy comparison in the more popular spider film, A Ratnophobia.

And we get a limited amount of spiders in an open area, a small town, where we never know where our spider is going to pop up next.

Same with, say, 1990s Tremors that had a character focus, again, in an open area with, again, not knowing where a creature will pop up.

Everything you've wished for in Practical Magic 2, that for the two hours, I felt I was under a curse to receive two stars.

Every second counts in Runner, and Runner takes full advantage of each second but with an overly done climax it almost ruins the run to receive three stars a brave girl and her friends must escape a kids tv show in buddy that is smart bloody and at times uncomfortable and i couldn't take my eyes off of it to receive three stars the invasion has begun and nowhere is safe in hope that is beautiful to look at except our creatures but it's still good enough to receive three stars but damn it it's so long for what it is To stop a killing machine, you must become one in Onslaught.

That was a lot of ridiculous fun that pays homage of films of the 80s with a killer soundtrack to receive three stars.

Evil found a way out and insidious out of the further that needs to be shoved back in the further to receive two stars.

Wildwood, Whalefall, Clayface, and Street Fighter we'll be talking about here.

Maybe the one thing I will mention and I'll just give a little bit of time for this is that uh or the two things i also i don't know if you've ever heard of this movie matt but talking about william freaking um i re-watched and it had been since like maybe like the early 2000s but there's a film that he did that was like his return to horror called the guardian and And what it is basically is like, imagine an erotic thriller, but the twist is the other woman is actually a tree demon that wants the first child of the man that she's trying to seduce and trying to eat that child.

You need to see this movie to believe it.

It's not a good film by any means, but there are sequences in the movie that are...

what if i told you there's a serbian directed is it a

serbian film

it is not it's actually filmed in the former yugoslavia and based on a russian folk horror story written by ukrainian-born writer nikolai gogol in 1835.

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Hello and welcome to Gutted.

I'm Alyse.

And I'm Tony and we're here to spill our guts about horror films.

We have completed more than half of our daily movie reviews from October, and we're about two weeks away from our Halloween Spooktacular Showdown.

And last night we reviewed Repossessed, the horror parody of the Academy Award-winning film, The Exorcist, and tonight we'll be reviewing The Guardian.

[singing] Hush, little baby, don't you cry.

[suspenseful music]

It's Camilla.

She's some kind of monster.

You know the Guardian Angel Agency? Yes.

I thought maybe somebody else had this woman in their house.

He came back with it, with the, with the wacky ass one in the '90s.

What was it called? The Guardian or something like that?

Guardian.

He also did, um, Bug, which is insane.

Yeah, yeah, those last two films, Bug and, uh-

Yeah.

So I might be wrong about this, but I think the biggest film that he worked on was called The Guardian, which w- apparently it didn't do very well, but I think is now considered a cult classic.

And one of the reasons why I also wanna watch that is because it was directed by William Friedkin.

So written by Stephen Volk, who wrote this, directed by Friedkin.

I think I just found that.

I think it's called The Guardian.

Let me see.

Let me see.