When I first started watching this I coulda sworn I'd seen it before since it starts out like just about every other modern-day horror film with a group of racially-diverse friends out for an adventure in the wilderness. It does get a little more quirky after this dull opening sequence but still nothing very exciting happens. This was made by Fangoria magazine which I guess explains why it's so crappy. I mean have they ever produced anything worthwhile besides a cool magazine 30 years ago? This movie is filled with terrible acting, stupid action sequences and every single stereotypical person(the white rednecks, the wise-cracking black guy, the skillful wise Asian, the dopey fat guy, the mystical hippies) that appears onscreen you can't wait until they die and they don't die fast enough. This movie is presented as a giant killer pig on the loose story but he doesn't really show up until the very end. The rest of the movie is taken up with warring groups of idiots that you could care less about. On the plus side there were mostly practical FX from what I saw and Les Claypool does the soundtrack and has a small role which was kinda neat still you're way better off skipping this altogether and just watching RAZORBACK for a better made giant killer pig on the loose tale.
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