Monsters: Dark Continent

We have to start treating DTV movies better, this one is insanely ambitious, emotionally raw, and scathing as well. It's a little too long but in a sad way it really captures so many fucked up things about the army and America today.

beautifully directed, great visuals, and it gives the message well: war between people is more horrible than a war against monsters.. drags badly and very generic though

I liked the mood and focus of the first one. This one tries to replicate it but fails in almost every way. Poor editing and a dragging storyline are the main problems but the awful dialogue and flat characters make nothing worth caring about in this movie. Too bad, it had potential.

Some monsters slipped into this war movie. I'm not sure that's a bad thing.

monsters are not focus point so this movie was pretty bad

Aside from the look of the "monsters" I did not care for this movie at and was annoyed at how slow it was during most of it. The characters are super stupid, unlikable and are bad examples of the average American using every bad stereotype they could find.

Way better than the first one. More an action/war movie than a Horror one but the monsters are still there.

In the Middle Eastern 'Infected Zones', soldiers battle monsters and local insurgents. Monsters: Dark Continent is on the surface a war movie but carries a strong anti-war message. At just under two hours it might be too long for some, but I think it's worth a go if you enjoyed the first. #Netflix

Like its predecessor the monsters are barely in the film and add nothing to it. It's a completely generic direct to tv war movie, with bland characters you wont care a bit about, utterly devoid of personality or quality of any form. With monsters, for no reason.

Such a let down after the first film.

Neither "Monsters" nor this sequel is your ordinary alien invasion movie. Focusing on the monsters on earth rather than the titular Monsters from space, it develops itself into a shocking anti-war movie as the action unfolds. -- Thrillingly portraying the relentlessness of war, and yet still quite in the tone of the predecessor.

Strange and confusing. The actors dont seem to understand why they are doing things.

Well shot but generic war flick. Was hoping for something much closer to the original - a tense and atmospheric thriller, but was stuck with something I've seen a hundred times before.

This really drags. It's well shot but generic war movie stuff. It doesn't know if it wants to be Black Hawk Down. I have no idea why it's even been made as a sequel to Monsters, they're barely in it and have no impact on the plot

It's a well-shot but slow and generic war movie with some monsters at the periphery. This is because War is scarier than Monsters, as states the movie's message. Nothing is done with this message, though. The monsters are almost beside the point; cut 'em outta the movie, and the movie doesn't change all that much. But maybe that's because the real Monsters are Us. Ya think?