This flew out third in the older fly film series, but as a child I saw it before the other two classic films. You know I never noticed then that there's not a damn fly anywhere in this thing. Watched a few days ago and no, no flies, fly-men, or fly creatures, damn it. The thing that scared me was the ugly ass phony looking oriental chick and the mutants hidden outside away from the house. Hell, it's slow, but still a decent movie, just way behind the 1st two films of the series. There's an escaped mental patient that our 3rd generation teleportation genius marries like a day after they meet. The teleportation device is actually working well in this one, shooting Delambre's from to England and back in a jiffy. Too bad the last one gets shoot off after his son has smashed the equipment up on the other end, ouch! As pointless as this sequel was, it still comes off as a decent sci-fi yarn and there are some ugly things creeping around that mansion if you stay awake long enough.
This flew out third in the older fly film series, but as a child I saw it before the other two classic films. You know I never noticed then that there's not a damn fly anywhere in this thing. Watched a few days ago and no, no flies, fly-men, or fly creatures, damn it. The thing that scared me was the ugly ass phony looking oriental chick and the mutants hidden outside away from the house. Hell, it's slow, but still a decent movie, just way behind the 1st two films of the series. There's an escaped mental patient that our 3rd generation teleportation genius marries like a day after they meet. The teleportation device is actually working well in this one, shooting Delambre's from to England and back in a jiffy. Too bad the last one gets shoot off after his son has smashed the equipment up on the other end, ouch! As pointless as this sequel was, it still comes off as a decent sci-fi yarn and there are some ugly things creeping around that mansion if you stay awake long enough.
