Rick Conrads' music is actually quite good while the creature effects by Dean Jones prove to be adequate. Determining the reason behind it's attacks, the team scours the base for the creature and launches a plan to get rid of it before it is able to kill off the entire crew one-by-one. The Moon Presence is no doubt responsible for the Blood Moon and he is responsible for turning the Yharnamite into angry furries and for the monthly purge in Yharnam. As for the cast in the movie, then I was only familiar with George Kennedy, and it was sort of odd to see him in a movie such as this. This was one of the few times I actively cheered for the 'alien' to devour all the crew members (and hopefully the producer and director).

Stupid thing-that-would-not-die mess has George Kennedy (no idea why he is in this) leading a group of humans who live underground in a post-apocalyptic future.Many would think that it's either Oedon or Moon Presence that impregnate the poor lady of the night.

Now she wonders the jungles alone, hoping to find Riko and some way to survive in this strange wilderness. Biological warfare has all but destroyed most all the human race and gargoyle-styled monsters roam all over the Earth's surface. Presumably the film is set in the future, but technology appears to have taken a huge step backwards. All we know is that some kind of "accident" wiped out 99% of the earth's population and that the few remaining survivors on the surface are continuously threatened by gargoyle-creatures.

Butch Stevens go to see what happened along with this girl and find them dead and find what appears to be a small human colony that was living in a cave. They really needed to spread the deaths of the team a bit more as one of the reasons one watches a film like this is to see the deaths, so when you have them so close together it kind of makes the last portion of the film a bit more bland than it would have been. Well, if it was MP, then there would be a brothel in Hunter's Dream and you would see Mp decends every now and then to bone. Trying to determine how she survived the plague-ridden countryside, the eventual discovery of her abnormal pregnancy is made. The biggest flaw in the film is the fact that the film decides to liberally steal from other sources.