Slugs

It’s CREEPY CRAWLIES MONTH at Mondo Mondays, featuring an all-star cast of slimy, slithery B-movie critters looking to make you their next meal!  Wait, what’s that crawling up your leg?????

“They Ooze. They Slime. They Kill.” Good old-fashioned toxic waste in the water supply creates an army of gut-munching, slime-spewing mutant slugs (with teeth!), and they’re not gonna stay down in the sewers any longer! A real gruesome, real goofy slug-a-bug horror
extravaganza, Slugs pretty much has it all: exploding faces, naughty teenagers being eaten alive, giant mullets, slug-on-hamster violence, a huge body count, an abundance of stuff blowing up, slugs hiding in salads, and gooey, gushing geysers of gore (along with weird dialogue, hilariously stiff acting and awful ‘80s clothes). Can hunky health inspector Mike Brady (no relation to the Brady Bunch dad) stop the slugs in their slime tracks before they take over the entire Midwest water supply? A fun, fast-paced freak-out from the director of Pieces and Pod People, released by Roger Corman’s New World Pictures. (Dir. by J.P. Simon, 1988, Spain/USA, in English, 89 mins., Rated R)