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Jeanie H @RT28946411 May 23 This movie was a joke! Anyone who has read the actual book by Dean Koontz wouldn't even recognize the story as the same. The book was full of suspense but the relationship between the dog the the two main characters is what made it truly special. Hollywood, as usual, has taken a well loved story and destroyed it by trying to turn it into some idiotic teenage film. Some talented director needs to take this book and be true to the author's original storyline. Now, THAT would be a movie worth watching! See more Adam F @RT53671425 03/06/2025 A total mess... Nothing like the book, I was completely confused and let down trying to watch this. If you have not read the book then this film might come across a entertaining, but I would recommend just read the book instead. See more 02/23/2022 I think this movie is amazing, the acting is spectacular but the graphics aren't that good but for a 1988 movie its amazing. by far my favorite movie of all time. See more tiago d @RT59041212 12/22/2021 O filme é ótimo, super divertido, com um bom ritmo e personagens carismáticos. Não sei o que tanto reclamam ai em baixo. Hoje em dia as pessoas não conseguem ver nada que não seja super-heróis. É um filme simples, uma aventura de terror que facilmente da para assistir com toda família. Ótimo para assistir em um fim de noite. Desligar a cabeça e se divertir com um filme simples e bem executado. See more 12/19/2021 It's a rivalry as old as time: a golden retriever with special abilities battling the mutated monster known as the OXCOM (Outside Experimental Combat Mammal). The dog soon makes friends with Travis Cornell (Corey Haim) and his girlfriend Tracey (Lala Sloatman, who was dating Haim; she's also the niece of Frank Zappa and is in Amityville: A New Generation). Of course, the government wants the dog back, so they send NSO agent Johnson (Michael Ironside). This movie kills everyone it comes across, with either OXCOM or Johnson basically wiping out a small town, whether to kill or to keep the murders secret. Amazingly, this was originally written by Paul Haggis, who would go on to write Million Dollar Baby, Crash and yes, create Walker Texas Ranger. See more steve d @RT35616104 07/12/2020 They mangle the book which was a blast. This is a silly mess. See more Read all reviews

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