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Strange Nature

Stephen Tobolowsky;Tiffany Shepis;Carlos Alazraqui;John Hennigan;Lisa Sheridan (Actor), James Ojala (Director) Rated:

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Genre	Science Fiction & Fantasy
Format	NTSC, Widescreen
Contributor	James Ojala, Stephen Tobolowsky;Tiffany Shepis;Carlos Alazraqui;John Hennigan;Lisa Sheridan
Language	English
Runtime	1 hour and 40 minutes

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A struggling yet forceful single mother and her shy son start life over by moving in with her estranged hermit father in the backwoods of a small town, just as the locals discover deadly offspring mutations that threaten to spread from animals to humans.

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MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.4 Ounces
Director ‏ : ‎ James Ojala
Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC, Widescreen
Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 40 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ October 2, 2018
Actors ‏ : ‎ Stephen Tobolowsky;Tiffany Shepis;Carlos Alazraqui;John Hennigan;Lisa Sheridan
Studio ‏ : ‎ CINEDIGM
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07FD3VQLV
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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Bureau

"Swamped" With B-Plots

Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2019

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Going to be honest: I watched this expecting some good, old fashioned killer mutant amphibian action in my home state of Minnesota. I didn't expect a subplot about a dying grandfather. Or another subplot about prejudice against people with birth defects. Or another subplot about a doubting mayor who, in the end, doesn't really do anything. Or a b-plot romance that, again, fizzles out and goes nowhere. Do they all tie into the main plot? I really can't say, as the main theme seems to be "pollution bad," and I guess maybe Grandpa's cancer could be pollution, and maybe DDT caused the mayor's hair loss, so the sky's the limit really.

One slightly less relavent point that really bugged me about this film was its lack of anything to do with its setting. Duluth Minnesota is, first off, not a "small town." While not a metropolis like the Twin Cities, it's definitely one of the bigger hubs in Minnesota, and if you're going to set your movie there maybe use a few setpieces other than the waterfront. Also, having lived here 40+ years, I can tell you that our rednecks are far different than your stock Southern Deliverance stereotypes. They, first off, have minimal uses for wifebeaters and baseball caps, living in a region where it's only above 70 a few months of the year, and tend more flannels and ear flaps. They also don't have outhouses on year round dwellings as we spend a majority of the year in the single digits or below. In short, think less Jeff Foxworthy, more Red Green.

Still, this was a minor concern compared to the fact that mutant whatnots seemed to have been the most minor of B-plots in this B-plot family reunion. That said, the film, though a bit ham-fisted in its message, was generally well written, the acting was competent and the plot paced well enough to keep my attention. For something free you could do worse.

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noname

RIP Lisa Sheridan, I'll miss you.

Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2022

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So sad to hear of her passing...I always liked her...and thought she was underrated. This was not her best performance...she looked rather wan and burnt-out...but then again, the movie itself was mediocre. Through personal experience with alcoholism, I could see it in her face that she was hurting. Supposedly this was her last movie. Too bad she didn't get the help she needed.

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Envirotard Movie, With One Redeeming Scene

Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2020

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The envirotardacus-maximus concept is so greatly overdone that it really does detract from the movie in a major fashion.
It really appeared that when the writer got stuck and couldn't come up with dialogue, he went back to hammering the enviro-whacko issue. That got tiresome fast.

My best guess is a budget of something less than $100K for the entire mess.

The "Killer Frogs" turn out to not be frogs though, and sadly, the one scene with a nearly clear shot of the "killer" critter is not very clear at all.

The premise of the movie is sufficient to work with, however, the writer/director and probably clean-up crew too, James Ojala simply never quite did much with it.

The main character Kim is badly overacting the part of a washed up, has been, one hit pop star 'going home'.

With all of that though, there is one scene which has redeeming value. At 1:33:28 in the timeline, is the best scene of the whole movie. Do NOT miss that!

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Admiral Eric

Very Good Syfy with Real World Twist

Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2019

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For a low budget B syfy movie, this was very well done with Great sfx, acting, filming, directing, etc. The script was well thought and even the science was real-world, though simplified for the sake of the movie. Yes, there really are six legged mutated frogs hopping around, especially soon after chemical spills and algae blooms caused by fertilizer spills. Just give your local District Biologist at your state's Dept of Natural Resources a call and listen to some of nature's birth defect stories. Two-headed critters are a stretch, but it has happened up the food chain. The movie does a great job spinning a tale of how human imagination and emotion runs wild when the wild things aren't running properly. And, tells a truth that we are responsible for taking proper care of ourselves through our resources.

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An Ojala family production

Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2019

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This movie seems to be a bit over the top with the message it wanted to provide, but for most of the movie, it was all right. It supposedly was based on a true story, but obviously went way overboard. It seems like the Ojala name was on almost everything behind this movie. First of all, the settings and characters seemed rather authentic, which helped sell the movie. I am not sure Duluth was pleased as how their town was shown, as it seemed the seedier parts were shown as she drove through. The defense of the chemical company for their contribution to jobs and the economy is a story that has been told many times before. There was a good laugh when the meal with the school guy's mother was shown, as they were eating Spam with syrup. And it seemed wardrobe for Kim, the main character, was cheap, as it seemed she was wearing the same thing in every scene. For most of the movie, I was willing to give it three stars; then they got into the attack on the deformed man, and the deformed animal attack that I felt was totally unnecessary. That cost it a star for me in the rating. Other than the deformed frogs, which has happened, the scenario of showing the circulation of the parasites through the algae and snails and birds back into the water was the most scientifically accurate part of the movie.

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Jonathan

Interesting and not exactly what you'd expect

Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2020

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This is not the cheesy monster movie you'd expect it to be, with a bad cgi or rubber suit monster killing coeds.

It's far far darker and more serious. Yes there is a mutant creature killing people, but it's almost a side issue for much of the film. It's more of a character driven drama and investigation movie. Deformity, prejudice and fear for our children are major themes. Did I mention it's dark? It doesn't always work, theses some significant issues, and sometimes it's unfortunately obvious that the special effects budget was about $15. BUT if you're about ready to watch by-the-numbers Monster movie #479...this is better. The filmmakers definitely tried to do something interesting, meaningful and a little more grounded with the setup. It's worth a watch.

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