Bad Milo! (2013)

Pretty Good

Memorable, crazy movie

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

Blistering performances.

This site says this movie is comedy and horror but I don't think it's either. It's only funny a few times and there's no horror, but it's still a good movie. Kumail Nanjiani has some very funny lines but Ken Marino only made me laugh once. Toby Huss and Patrick Warburton were great, so was Slippery Pete. With so many funny people I was expecting more comedy but I still liked this movie. You have seen worse.

It's hard to believe that a writer presented a script for this to a Hollywood movie team and received a green light to move forward with casting and shooting. And yet, here it is, in all of it's glory, a big pile of crapola. It was so bad that i just had to watch it to it's end to take in the full load of it's unbelievably asinine (no pun intended)story then sit back and wonder how junk like this actually got funded and scripted. Well, maybe they will approve and shoot a sequel because there has been worse, no too much worse, but there is some to be found..Catwoman maybe? I dunno but this is junk..

Wow this flick has caused a lot of negative responses and i cant quite figure out why, sure it was never going to be everybody's cup of tea but it's actually quite deep! What we have here is a film that shows the importance of letting ones inner demons out and not letting stress get the better of you. Some moments were very touching dare i even say sweet. Much of the humour was pretty crude and slightly childish but very funny the gore is fairly nasty and Milo himself is an amazing looking cute lil guy that is a great psychical effect rather than CGI this made me feel extremely nostalgic towards the fun 80's creature features such as Gremlins and Critters. This is for anyone who has ever let stress effect their everyday lives or anyone who wants to see a really cool 80's style creature.

A horror comedy centered on a guy (Ken Marino) who learns that his unusual stomach problems are being caused by a demon living in his intestines.While not a great film, this is a pretty good film with an impressive ensemble cast of recognizable faces (Peter Stormare, Stephen Root, Patrick Warburton, etc.). I could easily see this earning a small cult following.The outtakes on the DVD are interesting because it shows how much was apparently improvised and ad-libbed. I am surprised more was not added into the film, because the best parts were when the characters rambled and did their shtick. The butt demon part was cool, but nothing compared to the humor.I sensed a strong similarity with "Basket Case", and although this is far from a rip off, I wonder if they were inspired in any way... I would be shocked if there was no connection whatsoever.