In the micro-cost movie "Monsters", the director created countless huge monsters and used them to create "artificial" tension with their magical attacks. Although it doesn't look as magnificent as a Hollywood blockbuster, considering the cost factor, the effect is amazing. But if this "sci-fi coat" is stripped off, the film is actually a small and fresh romance.
As a monster disaster film, the focus of "Monsters" is not to show the fierce conflict between humans and foreign races, but to focus on the experience of an American journalist and his boss’s daughter traveling through the infected area together. Army, aliens, mutant Monsters Only the background and the embellishment along the way, the film shows the fragility of human nature, the mutual affection in crisis, and the appropriate political satire through this horrific journey. Director Garris showed amazing talent in the film, successfully creating a lazy and dreamy apocalyptic atmosphere, blending horror and moving together, breaking through the stereotypes of ordinary alien invasion movies.
