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Title: Slugs
Post by: clcook@halcyon.com on November 05, 1998, 06:55:29 PM
What about the scene where the nekkid girl gets out of bed, steps down on the slug covered floor, slip slip slips, flass down and in fast stop-action animation gets covered by the slimy suckers -- and her boy friend, you can see his dick too, doesn't try to help her. Great stuff!


Title: Slugs
Post by: Warren H. on February 10, 1999, 08:58:47 PM
Didja know this movie is based on a book?  Yes, there was a book called "Slugs."  The movie is a highly faithful translation of page to film.  You know what this means?  "Slugs" the book is just as bad as "Slugs" the movie.  And one other thing:  


Title: Slugs
Post by: Brian D. on March 03, 1999, 10:35:50 AM
This is my favorite bad movie. I can't remember anything about, it's been so long, except for the guy getting killed in the sewer. Those suckers pulled him into the pipe! I'm always impressed when others know of this movie. Good job!


Title: Slugs
Post by: NetFrog Alpha on April 11, 1999, 03:37:54 PM
Now this is a bad movie. Let's see, we have: naked people and flesh-eating slimy things. The acting is cheesy, the blood rockets out in large quanities, and there's even a whole lot of explosions! Now if Bruce Campbell made a guest appearance, this film would be a classic.


Title: Slugs
Post by: srvo@hotmail.com on August 12, 1999, 01:38:05 PM
It's interesting how toxic waste mutates slugs and absolutely no other life forms.  This movie was p**s-poor.


Title: Slugs
Post by: Brian on January 19, 2000, 08:37:45 PM
I love this movie.although i saw it years ago and
didn't notice the cheesiness,ya gotta love the
part where the lady was like"bobby,dont drink" and
then 2 min. later, she was covered in slugs and he
just stood t


Title: Slugs
Post by: on April 05, 2000, 07:49:10 AM
This film was OK... But where are the dramatic and tension-building chase scenes? Oh, and how did those young lovers not notice the slugs?


Title: Slugs
Post by: Mad Donna on November 25, 2006, 04:09:49 PM
This is NOT a make out movie.  Wanna know how I found that out?  My boyfriend and I rented it on a Saturday night to watch while we ate pizza and . . .whatever.  Well this movie is so totally outrageous that the pizza went ignored and, worst of all, we forgot to make out!  That is how absorbing this movie is!  
Filmed (mostly) in upstate New York by a Spanish director this movie tries to recapture the mood of those Bert I. Gordon pictures of the 50's only instead of radiation the slugs are mutated by toxic waste.  They don't get any bigger but man, do they have an appetite.
Everyone in this movie comes up with complicated ideas to stop the slugs but nobody considers: A) salt to dry the out, B) oil in their path to stop their advance, C) just stop on them for cryin' out loud!
It is a fun movie and has some really attention grabbing moments (hmmmm, like what happens to Bobby and Donna) and yeah it is low budget but you won't be able to turn away from it.
Now if you want a movie that you can make out to, try AXE.


Title: Slugs
Post by: Big Kitty on June 18, 2000, 07:32:06 PM
This movie is nothing short of incredible.  It has amazed me in every sense of the word.  And so, I did what had to be done.  I wrote the sequel to SLUGS.  It is called SLUGS 2 (Close for Comfort) and is about a page and a half long.  


Title: Slugs
Post by: David on November 25, 2006, 04:10:12 PM
in the "somthing's eating this guy" mpeg...the scene just before the guys head explodes...the girl screaming...she looks like she's trying not to laugh =)


Title: Slugs
Post by: Scruffs on November 25, 2006, 04:09:49 PM
Man, been a long time since I saw this.. I remember one scene where theyr'e in the mayor's batheroom or something, and he sits down on a toilet, and gets EATEN.. this is the mayor..

And of course it starts with some guy who doesn't have trash cans so he jsut throws all his trash into his basement. Taht's composting right there. Too bad the only thing left of him when they found him was his skull and his toupee. (Yup, hair was *untouched*)



Title: Slugs
Post by: Chadzilla on November 25, 2006, 04:09:49 PM
I have an intense (and I do mean INTENSE) phobia of snails and slugs and this sorry ass monster movie did even cause me to shiver.  Worth a laugh but that's about it.  Shaun Hutson's novel is marginally better.  A sequel is threatened.


Title: Slugs
Post by: Boz824 on November 25, 2006, 04:10:12 PM
Has anybody in this town ever heard of a thing called "salt?"


Title: Slugs
Post by: on November 25, 2006, 04:10:12 PM
Juan Piquer Simon easily completes my latter-day 'Trinity of Awful Directors' (the other two proud members are Bruno Mattei and Tobe Hooper), and that's quite an achievement.  I've only seen two of his films, but in both "Pod People" and "Slugs" you get the impression that this is a man who believes 100% in what he's filming, and in the most serious possible way (much in the way Ed Wood supposedly did).  It makes me wonder if 'ol Juan puts one of his masterpieces in his DVD player and is riveted by the dramatic intensity and straight-faced brilliance of his movies while someone else, at the same moment in some faraway land (i.e.--The United States) is either chucking said DVD into the trash or laughing hysterically with a buch of drugged-up friends.

"Slugs", pretty surprisingly, isn't as atrocious as "Pod People," mainly because it doesn't take itself quite as seriously (or perhaps it's the flawed script or snooze-worthy 'acting' that makes it so).  The movie is one big creature feature, a low-budget throwback to the insect-themed horrors of yesteryear, and the plot is simple: town built on toxic waste dump (much like Piquer Simon's career) falls victim to nasty carnivorous slugs, and only the dazed & confused health inspector can stop them!  Wouldn't it make more sense if the slugs were really just LEECHES that learned to live on land?  Ah, well.

Two refugees from Piquer Simon's "Pod People" show up for seconds: the buddy of the "It stinks!" guy (only older-looking) pulling at his hair to convey the fact that his head is about to explode in a rain of maggots/slugs (which is a pretty cool effect, actually).  The other is the white-haired poacher, who here is given only a minute of screen time, but delivers a line that will forever live in B-movie infamy.

See "Slugs" only to give it your own personalized MST3K treatment.  And remember: "YOU DON'T HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO DECLARE HAPPY BIRTHDAY!"

Thank you.


Title: Slugs
Post by: jdog on November 25, 2006, 04:09:49 PM
What a good movie! Very funny. I like it when the people talk and their lips don't move, it cracks me up. If you liked this one you have to see Skateboard kid it is a classic. Good times.


Title: Slugs
Post by: Damien on November 25, 2006, 04:09:49 PM
I really like the book, it's alot better than this piece of s**t. Even the author realises it's s**tness and is embarrased by ever selling the rights to it. The plot was changed a little and if the people in the town had heard of salt...well, I don't think the movie would be quite as good. The main character runs into a salt factory - slugs die!!  It wouldn't make much of a difference mind, it would be just as exciting.


Title: Slugs
Post by: Scott on November 25, 2006, 04:10:12 PM
I rented htis movie along with another one called Rats, Night of Terror (definately check this one out. It's got my friend's all-time favorite quote from a movie "Stupid machine needs a kick in the balls) at my local Blockbuster. I believe my mom pointed the Slugs one out to me, and I gotta hand it to her. She picked out a doosy. Also, during the sex scene, after they notice the slugs on the floor, and she's already dead, why did the guy try to go for the window across from the bed? There was a window DIRECTLY OVER THE BED!!! Oh well, I guess that's what you'd expect. Oh, and why did they dub the voices? Did some of the characters speak such bad english that they HAD to dub them? The mayor and the scientist guy were both dubbed.


Title: Slugs
Post by: Someone on October 19, 2002, 06:07:41 PM
If you watch one scene in this movie, watch the one with the guy getting eaten. Hey wait, this site has a clip of that....never mind. But it is availible on DVD.


Title: Slugs
Post by: Lynn on November 25, 2006, 04:09:49 PM
The bedroom scene was not shot in a hotel room.  It's actually my master bedroom.  The house has undergone a lot of changes since 1988, but we still have that awful plaid carpeting in the family room!  We were given the DVD of the movie as a housewarming present.  And I am also very phobic of slugs, but this movie was so laughable, and enjoyable, only for the fact that it was filmed in our town and our home.  Our home is being featured next month on the town home tour because of the movie.  If anyone has any other info to share it would be welcome.


Title: Slugs
Post by: tyler on November 22, 2003, 11:28:24 PM
I heard about this movie.Looks stupid.Really stupid.Saw the movie cover at Blockbuster,with the box it was like a guy bieng eaten alive by slugs up to his head.I saw the clip wene the slug bit the man.I could not stop laughing.Then I saw the guy having slugs coming out him.I said:EW.God this is almost as stupid as pokemon.but nearly as stupid as that!


Title: Slugs
Post by: Xotl on November 25, 2006, 04:10:12 PM
You can't forget the tagline to this movie:

"They slime.  They ooze.  They KILL."

Heartily recommended.


Title: Slugs
Post by: IT on February 22, 2006, 04:21:14 PM
Whoevere thought that slugs make good scary monsters should have thier heads chopped off a horrible movie.


Title: Re: Slugs
Post by: Jen W on April 11, 2011, 10:38:24 PM
  :bouncegiggle: I have been searching for this for YEARS!! started thinking i just dreamed it up slugs with fangs and all. THIS IS THE BEST bad movie ever, for the sound effects alone!!!! thank you thank you!!! my daughter and I can now watch it together..Ahhh mommy time:)
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