"IT'S ALIVE III: ISLAND OF THE ALIVE" (1987, Cohen), along with its predecessors, captured my imagination as a kid. I loved this entry the most back then; its wild colours, comedy and titular island ignited a fire in me. Michael Moriarty and James Dixon were wildly entertaining.
Watching it now is a bit different. It's not a bad film but it does outstay its welcome for me now. The erratic editing (present in all three films by the way) and quick glimpses of the monsters become boring fast and I wish they had stayed on the Island rather than leave it so quickly.
That being said it is very funny at times, as well as creepy, but it all boils down to acting and music once again.
Watching it now is a bit different. It's not a bad film but it does outstay its welcome for me now. The erratic editing (present in all three films by the way) and quick glimpses of the monsters become boring fast and I wish they had stayed on the Island rather than leave it so quickly.
That being said it is very funny at times, as well as creepy, but it all boils down to acting and music once again.