Among Us (2004) (V)

User Rating:

2.4/10   

Directors:

Jon McBride
John Polonia

Writer:

John Oak Dalton (writer)

Release Date:

2 March 2004 (USA)

Genre:

Horror

Plot:

B-movie director Billy D'Amato has made a career out of horror movies...but when he meets a real "monster in the woods" on a shoot, he is forced to re-evaluate, and fight for, his life. |

Plot Keywords:

B Movie | Monster | Camping In Wilderness | Film Maker | Lake

Cast

Bob Dennis	...	Billy D'Amato
Hunter Mackenzie Austin	...	Jennifer Dempsey
Jon McBride	...	Wayne Beaubier
John Polonia	...	Ray Steele
Angel Jager	...	Debbie, Bigfoot Eyewitness
Holden Griffith	...	Joey
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Todd Carpenter	...	DJ
Keith Drummond	...	Young MC
Dave Fife	...	Alien Magician
Casey Kaufman	...	Shower Girl
Ginger Kurzejewski	...	Psychic
Jennifer McCarthy	...	Georgia
Anthony Polonia	...	Child in 'Space Cannibals'
Courtney Polonia	...	Child in 'Space Cannibals'
Dirk Sears	...	Brett
Bob Torpy	...	Hemp Gramps
Melissa Torpy	...	Party Volunteer
Steve Torpy	...	Erik

Runtime:

USA:85 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Polonia Brothers Entertainment

Trivia:

The characters of "Billy D'Amato" and "Ray Steele" were named after well-used Polonia Brothers pseudonyms.

Movie Connections:

References Friday the 13th (1980)

Soundtrack:

BIGFOOT STOLE MY SIX PACK

Even the best Polonia brothers film is still crap

The Polonia twins are not only Among Us, they continue to unleash mind-blowing crap like this two (sometimes 3) per year. Sometimes with budgets soaring up to tens of dollars. Having suffered (barely) through mind-numbing utter crap like "Holla if I Kill You", "House That Screamed", it's sequel, AND Hellspawn (yes I know i'm masochistic), I came into this 'film' expecting the worst. And i'm happy (happy being used quite loosely indeed) to inform you that those particular expectations were met quite nicely. From the dreadful opening replete with endless minutes of fart noise to the endless shower sequences that features absolutely NO nudity. From the faux trailer and music videos to the horrendous sound (music overwhelms the actors' speaking at times). As craptacularly bad this tale of a struggling B-grade film maker who meets a real Bigfoot after making a career out of making horror films about the fabled creature is, it's actually one of the better efforts from Polonia, if you can believe it. This is due, in no small part, because the writer of it ISN'T a Polonia (they just directed it) this time around. Even with a good half of the film, if not more, is filler. My Grade: D-