The first thing about the DVD you notice is the stand out green color which matches the font in the film title. This color doesn't tie into anything else, but hey, it was eye catching. Dave (Trevor Morgan) and Jessica (Tessa Ferrer) are having their pre-marriage honeymoon in California when wouldn't you know it, they get abducted by men disguised with international orange protective clothing with respirator masks. Dave was able to get off a distress notice which only leads to more people coming to the same area in hopes of getting abducted too. They believe it is aliens. None of the couples abducted include Randy Quaid, clearly a missed opportunity for the casting director.
The rest of the film shows our couples having implants put in them and being operated on. Actually the low budget doesn't show it happening, just the large black stitches that went out in the 80's. Like so many abduction films it is consumed with dealing with imprisonment, trying to escape, and figuring out what happened.
I became bored with the film. The ending needed to be more toward the middle. The mystery aspect didn't work well as we needed to see things from the captors side to make it interesting.
Mediocre rental.
Parental Guide: F-bomb. No sex or nudity.
The rest of the film shows our couples having implants put in them and being operated on. Actually the low budget doesn't show it happening, just the large black stitches that went out in the 80's. Like so many abduction films it is consumed with dealing with imprisonment, trying to escape, and figuring out what happened.
I became bored with the film. The ending needed to be more toward the middle. The mystery aspect didn't work well as we needed to see things from the captors side to make it interesting.
Mediocre rental.
Parental Guide: F-bomb. No sex or nudity.