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Name: Slither
Released: 2006-3-31
Cast: Nathan Fillion, Elizabeth Banks, Gregg Henry, Michael Rooker, Jenna Fischer

Slither

R
1h 35m
2006

87%

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Prepare yourself for this terrifying, twisted, and chilling film that critics are calling "the most entertaining horror movie in years" (Joe Williams, St. Louis Post Dispatch). From the writer of 2004's Dawn of the Dead comes the deliciously demented story of an unnamed evil wreaking havoc on a small town. Intent on devouring all life on Earth, this dark force is infecting anyone in its path. Now, it's up to the local sheriff, Bill Pardy (Nathan Fillion, Serenity), and his team to stop the spread of rampant devastation - and shocking mutilation - before it's too late.

Director:

James Gunn

Producer:

Paul Brooks, Eric Newman

Writer:

James Gunn

Cast:

Nathan Fillion, Elizabeth Banks, Gregg Henry, Michael Rooker, Jenna Fischer, Tania Saulnier, Brenda James, Don Thompson, Jennifer Copping, Haig Sutherland

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

87%

Critics Consensus: A slimy, B-movie homage oozing with affection for low-budget horror films, Slither is creepy and funny -- if you've got the stomach for it.

Reviews

Boston Hassle

Joshua Polanski

Slither might be [James Gunn's] most blatant refusal of the action-movie trope[s].

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Bangor Daily News (Maine)

Christopher Smith

As with so many zombie movies, table manners have no place here -- why should they when fresh intestines are on the menu? Gluttony, however, does bloom in Slither, and what it builds to is one savage little garden.

When so many horror directors end up ripping off the films they admire because they’re simply not creative, Gunn comes along and shows them all how to take inspiration, pay homage, and yet remain individual and entertaining.

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Wonderfully Weird and Horrifying

Kristy Strouse

Slither is inherently weird, and if that's your sort of thing, and you want a film that doesn't take itself too seriously, this is one hell of a time.

Never lets up, throwing blood, slime, and one-liners (some woeful, most of them witty) at viewers with feverish abandon.

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