Directed by:
Eric ValetteScreenplay:
Neal Marshall StevensCinematography:
John R. LeonettiCast:
Oded Fehr, Melanie Papalia, Ryan Kennedy, John Reardon, Tim McGrath, Alden Adair, Adrien Dorval, Ben DiskinPlots(1)
Since the beginning of time a breed of creatures has lived unnoticed among human civilization. This perfect predator has successfully camouflaged its existence through an unparalleled ability to change form. Today the hybrid creature has found the perfect form; the automobile, allowing both anonymity and mobility with the ability to hunt virtually undetected... until now. Hybrid is a suspense-filled, fast-paced action thriller with stunning special effects that will leave audiences gasping for breath, and wary to ever walk alone to their car again. (Koch Media)
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Some premises are stupid and will remain stupid no matter what. Specially one about a tentacled creature that can turn into a killer Transformer and eat people, so scary. The car is a weak horror villain, if only because it’s hard for it to hide in a wardrobe or in a darker corner and wait to scare its victims. It’s not bad in the details, Valette is too good a craftsman for that, but it doesn’t work as a whole. For instance, I wasn’t able to figure out the layout of the garage where most of the action takes place, and where in it which protagonist is at what time.
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