Affinius
05-11-2002, 03:54 PM
I once rented a horror movie with my folks years ago, I liked it then and have been wanting to see it again, or at least know what it was, but I do not know the name of the movie. I believe it takes place in San Francisco. Monsters come out some door, I think on the ground base of the Golden Gate Bridge, at night and attack people. Note: It may be another bridge, but I really do think it was the Golden Gate; keep in mind that I was very young when I saw this so I didn't quite understand everything like I do now. One thing I am certain, is that these monsters each looked different and had different traits. One resembled a giant lizard, another an armored Samurai, one or more had helmets and other things on, and I think one guy was bald. I remember one scene in particular, close to the begginning, where the creatures happened upon a group of teenagers hanging out in a public park one night. There they systematically killed them off. I remember in one scene that a guy was recieving head from his girlfriend, and the samurai guy discovered them. The guy recieving the "B.J." was in the process of "turning Japanesa", so he didn't see the fiend. The creature sliced at the back of the girl's neck while she was still in "head-giving position". Her head fell off, and her boyfriend, having feeling a strange sense of air striking his genatalia, looked down in shock. The samurai creature then proceded to kill the boy. I know at the end a man, possibly the principal of the kid's school, gets killed by the lizard creature in the shool's hallway, or it could have been elswhere. I think there was also another scene where the bald creature breaks into some girl's room, who was a friend of the kids who were killed, and tries to kill her. I know this movie sounds corny, and probably is, but I know that I loved it when I first saw it several years ago. If anyone out there knows this description and knows the name of the movie (the name is all I need), then please reply to this post, thank you! (also I believe the movie was an american release)