Birdemic
February 2010
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Ronnie Scheib
Howlingly bad films are a dime a dozen, but the evident Ed Wood-like sincerity with which writer-director James Nguyen lovingly crafted this compendium of cinematic don'ts gives it a goofy, almost surrealist charm.
Jennie Punter
Simply foul.
Michelle Vorakitaki
Terrible!!! Non Realistic A Mockery Of The Area. Where I Grew Up!! Poor Sound Terrible. Acting A Waste. Of My Money !!!!
Draven Marino
This movie is up there with the greats, like Troll 2 and The Last Airbender film adaptation. The Rear Window? Bland. Silence of the Lambs? Mediocre at best. The Shining? Never heard of it. Clockwork Orange? Come again? BIRDEMIC? Pure bliss. You've never experienced true horror until you've witnessed the filmmaking achievement that is Birdemic. I loved it. 11/10
Jessica Schulte
So bad its great You will laugh so hard at this its like a comedy, seriously watch it just for the laughs!
Ryan Garrett
Cinematic Genius The acting, dialogue, plot, special effects, and moral of this movie are breath-taking. The range of emotions, from romance, to horror, to suspense, to action, to inspiration was the perfect recipe. I don't want to spoil anything but the closing scene with the birds flying off into the distance brought a welling of emotions the resulted in tears and I am NOT an emotional person. Thank you Mr. Nguyen...you complete me..
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Ronnie Scheib
Howlingly bad films are a dime a dozen, but the evident Ed Wood-like sincerity with which writer-director James Nguyen lovingly crafted this compendium of cinematic don'ts gives it a goofy, almost surrealist charm.
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This movie is up there with the greats, like Troll 2 and The Last Airbender film adaptation. The Rear Window? Bland. Silence of the Lambs? Mediocre at best. The Shining? Never heard of it. Clockwork Orange? Come again? BIRDEMIC? Pure bliss. You've never experienced true horror until you've witnessed the filmmaking achievement that is Birdemic. I loved it. 11/10

Cinematic Genius The acting, dialogue, plot, special effects, and moral of this movie are breath-taking. The range of emotions, from romance, to horror, to suspense, to action, to inspiration was the perfect recipe. I don't want to spoil anything but the closing scene with the birds flying off into the distance brought a welling of emotions the resulted in tears and I am NOT an emotional person. Thank you Mr. Nguyen...you complete me..
Cast and credits
Actors | Alan Bagh, Whitney Moore |
Director | James Nguyen |
Writers | James Nguyen |
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English
Rental period
Start within 30 days, finish within 48 hours.
Run time
93 minutes
Rating
TV-MA
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