Damian Lee is a Canadian filmmaker responsible for Ski School and Abraxas, Guardian of the Universe, as well as writing Watchers. H. G. Welles may not have made a sequel to his book, but that didn't stop Lee or writers Richard Bennett and Mike Werb.
Bobby could never grow, so he was given an experimental serum from Dr. Kate Travis (Jackie Burroughs) that instantly made him a full grown and super violent adult. Travis' student Dr. Neil Hamilton (Paul Coufos) is trying to find a cure, all while animal activists that include his girlfriend Alex Reed (Lisa Schrage, Mary Lou Maloney herself!) and Mark Hales (Réal Andrews) are protesting Prof. Edmund Delhurst (Colin Fox), who is trying to cure baldness with animal experiments.
Of course the rats get huge just in time for protestors to unleash them on the world. Dean White (David B. Nichols) has his Amity Island moment and refuses to shut down the college, all while big rats are just straight up gnawing - yes, this was also called Gnaw - humans. "But the swim competition," you hear him yell and yes, you knew it, the rats descend on the swimmers and have a smorgasbord.
The end of this movie is amazing, as they use a rat in heat to lure all the male rats into the open and kill them in the least original way ever: machine guns. But what of Bobby? He's even bigger and angrier. He kills Dr. Travis and escapes, setting up...well, nothing. There's no Food of the Gods III.
Bobby could never grow, so he was given an experimental serum from Dr. Kate Travis (Jackie Burroughs) that instantly made him a full grown and super violent adult. Travis' student Dr. Neil Hamilton (Paul Coufos) is trying to find a cure, all while animal activists that include his girlfriend Alex Reed (Lisa Schrage, Mary Lou Maloney herself!) and Mark Hales (Réal Andrews) are protesting Prof. Edmund Delhurst (Colin Fox), who is trying to cure baldness with animal experiments.
Of course the rats get huge just in time for protestors to unleash them on the world. Dean White (David B. Nichols) has his Amity Island moment and refuses to shut down the college, all while big rats are just straight up gnawing - yes, this was also called Gnaw - humans. "But the swim competition," you hear him yell and yes, you knew it, the rats descend on the swimmers and have a smorgasbord.
The end of this movie is amazing, as they use a rat in heat to lure all the male rats into the open and kill them in the least original way ever: machine guns. But what of Bobby? He's even bigger and angrier. He kills Dr. Travis and escapes, setting up...well, nothing. There's no Food of the Gods III.