A babysitter (Tashiana Washington) fights the Crites to protect the children. The group befriends one of the Critters who helps them at the fictional Leroy University. Dee Wallace, who was in the original 1986 film as Helen Brown returns as Aunt Dee, Critter bounty hunter.
The film is said to be a reboot with Dee Wallace playing a different character, although she was aware of the aliens and was monitoring their movement which would indicate they have been here before. The license plates were generic black on white. Dee Wallace's plate was CWP 319 i.e. Concealed Weapons Permit. 319 adds up to 13 something that is better for a supernatural film. The other vehicle's plate was 652 EWP. Again 13. What EWP means, I don't know.
The film is rated "R" because? It does use the word D-Head and it teases us with a man taking a shower. I didn't think the violence was up to "R" levels. The target audience is clearly PG-13 or less.
Guide: No f-word, no sex, no nudity. Rated "R" for some blood and people being eaten.
The film is said to be a reboot with Dee Wallace playing a different character, although she was aware of the aliens and was monitoring their movement which would indicate they have been here before. The license plates were generic black on white. Dee Wallace's plate was CWP 319 i.e. Concealed Weapons Permit. 319 adds up to 13 something that is better for a supernatural film. The other vehicle's plate was 652 EWP. Again 13. What EWP means, I don't know.
The film is rated "R" because? It does use the word D-Head and it teases us with a man taking a shower. I didn't think the violence was up to "R" levels. The target audience is clearly PG-13 or less.
Guide: No f-word, no sex, no nudity. Rated "R" for some blood and people being eaten.