Two brothers team-up to battle a creature under the bed.Two brothers team-up to battle a creature under the bed.Two brothers team-up to battle a creature under the bed.
Ron Roggé
- Principal Sanders
- (as Ron Rogge)
Griff Kohout
- Jim
- (as Griffin Kohout)
Kris Holmes
- Neighbor
- (as Kris N. Holmes)
Mario E. Garcia
- Officer Bauer
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaMeredith Salenger was considered for the role of Angela Hausman.
- GoofsWhen Angela has a supernatural encounter in the garage towards the movie's start, it's never mentioned after she clearly witnessed the paranormal.
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This movie smells a lot like "Phatasm". Instead of the tall man and the flying spheres you get a smoke machine and a hunchback in a foam-covered wetsuit. There's also an evil dimension with a lot of coloured lamps and sheets. The biggest win however is the angry dad character, whose crowning achievement is the "grow the f.#k up" speech towards the middle of the film. It's hilarious to see him respond to his children in the way that he does. Basically it goes something like this: child: "A demon ate our mommy." Dad: "Get a job." I can't believe the actors went along with dialogue this bad without protesting or at least laughing.
The script could have been written by a pre-school student. Ooh there's like a monster under the bed and you have to sleep on cupboards. You can't touch the floor. And sometimes like the washing machines kind of wobble when it's mad. If you could judge this movie by normal standards I would say one out of ten, but how can you apply a normal scaling when a movie has become so bad it's good? Also to be fair the crew did a good job with the low budget they had for the monster scenes. Especially the heads getting ripped off.
The script could have been written by a pre-school student. Ooh there's like a monster under the bed and you have to sleep on cupboards. You can't touch the floor. And sometimes like the washing machines kind of wobble when it's mad. If you could judge this movie by normal standards I would say one out of ten, but how can you apply a normal scaling when a movie has become so bad it's good? Also to be fair the crew did a good job with the low budget they had for the monster scenes. Especially the heads getting ripped off.
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- Release date
- Country of origin
- Official site
- Language
- Also known as
- Phía Dưới Gầm Giường
- Filming locations
- Los Angeles, California, USA(Filming City)
- Production companies
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- Budget
- $1,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 27 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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