Here's why I like embedded: They showed the "monster" and LOTS of it.
No CGI or grainy, corner-of-your-eye, "did I see that?" monster. This was an old-school, man-in-a-suit Monster.
Sure, it looked like a super-sized Fraggle Rock reject but it's difference from the typical Bigfoot representation was stark and refreshing.
Embedded gets it's name from the cable news duo sent to document and report on a Montana towns' run-in with a rabid animal in the woods
The film gets going fast and once it's off, there's no stopping it. The camera work is shaky (surprised?) and the gore is high but appearance (and constant re-appearance) of the monster is what sets it apart from the rest.
Add this one to the top of the Monster Found Footage movie list.
No CGI or grainy, corner-of-your-eye, "did I see that?" monster. This was an old-school, man-in-a-suit Monster.
Sure, it looked like a super-sized Fraggle Rock reject but it's difference from the typical Bigfoot representation was stark and refreshing.
Embedded gets it's name from the cable news duo sent to document and report on a Montana towns' run-in with a rabid animal in the woods
The film gets going fast and once it's off, there's no stopping it. The camera work is shaky (surprised?) and the gore is high but appearance (and constant re-appearance) of the monster is what sets it apart from the rest.
Add this one to the top of the Monster Found Footage movie list.