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Leeches! 2003
R | 1h 25min | Comedy, Horror, Sci-Fi | Video 19 August 2003
Storyline:Common-type aquatic leeches grow to large size after feeding on steroid-laced blood of a number of college endurance swimmers, and then the nasty creatures lay siege to the entire campus for more.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for some violence and drug contentUser review:Yes, I knew what I was getting into when I rented LEECHES! Yes, I know what kind of films Dave makes for Rapid Heart. Yes, I knew there would be non-stop guys-in-speedo scenes. And yes, I even knew this movie would be flawed.So why did I see it?Simple, I was on a swimteam back in the day and I thought: “What an interesting concept!”Of course, all of the other thoughts in my head kept telling me “Stay away…stay away. You know what this is gonna turn out to be!” But I say to hell with it and rented it anyway.All of what I thought did come true. Too many speedo shots, boring and obviously mechanical “leeches” and an ending so rushed and so dull I think I could have slapped one of the leeches on my and let it suck out my blood. Just to numb the pain of seeing this film.Still, the fact of a swimteam taking on a “hord” of killer leeches was fun, funny and out of the norm!Oh well…I am a sucker of b-movies and will be until my dying day. If they keep making them. I’ll keep watching them.
Director: David DeCoteau
Writers: Michael Gingold (screenplay), Michael Gingold (story)
Stars: Matthew Twining, Josh Henderson, Stacey Nelson
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 19 August 2003 (USA)
Also Known As: H20 – Bagno di sangue
Filming Locations: Malibu, California, USA
IMDB Profile tt0339288
Leeches! (2003)
Director: David DeCoteau
Writers: Michael Gingold, Gary Barkin, David DeCoteau
Stars: Matthew Twining, Josh Henderson, Stacey Nelson
Summary: Common-type aquatic leeches grow to large size after feeding on steroid-laced blood of a number of college endurance swimmers, and then the nasty creatures lay siege to the entire campus for more.
Also known as: Leeches! (2003) on DVD
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