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I don't know how Powers Booth got conned into being in this steaming pile of excrement.
Within the first five minutes of this mierda-fest, I knew it was going to be worthless. As soon as I saw how fouled up the military uniforms were, the non-regulation haircuts of the idiot "soldiers", their lack of anything even remotely correct; I knew I'd have to pull the plug on this before I became utterly nauseated. As an Army veteran, it's extra sickening and enraging to me to see utterly wrongly and piss ignorantly portrayed military personnel, procedures, etc., etc.
The Air Force transport plane's interior was completely without vibration, motion, or engine noise, yet it was, apparently, supposed to have been in the air. The little bit--yet all too much already--of "acting" I saw was abysmally bad, and not the cool kind of bad as in films such as The Killer Shrews, but the ultra horrible kind of bad.
Save yourself the agony, and don't watch this trainwreck. Well, perhaps, if you are with friends and/or getting hammered; you might have fun making fun of this tripe, and maybe you won't get the urge to find the people responsible for this and beat the snot out of them.
This is 500 lbs of steaming, stinking, monkey crap in a 10 lb bag.

At least it showed the monster!!! Some other movies i seen would only show the monster for one second at the most, you could not get a good view of the monster in some other movies i have seen. Other movies i watched also only had action in a small part of the movie. Those movies had too much talking.

The title and description sounds intriguing, but this movie was low budget nonsense. I love a film that has characters with "idiot" instincts. The special effects were bad even for 1995.

It was far better than Torture Dungeon, I give it that. I recall this movie was a syfy original, maybe I'm wrong. It ain't half bad for late night couch potatoism when you're stranded between sleeplessness and nothing else to entertain you. It had potential as a storyline, and with better direction it could have been mildly scary. But I suspect the director was going more for the machoism theme than creep thrill.

1. If a superior officer orders you to kill them, shoot them once in the stomach and walk away.
2. If an 8-ft tall monster is about to go ape-shi+ on you, try insulting it's looks instead of shooting it with your gun.
3. Blind people are only blind for the first couple of minutes after declaring themselves to be blind. After that, sight is restored.
4. After killing and dismembering dozens of people, an 8ft tall monster is still susceptible to pleas of 'honor'
5. A 'nuclear' bomb is weaker than five claymores taped together.
6. Always assume whatever you shot is dead. DON'T CHECK THE BODY.
7. Falling down is serious, and can take a few minutes to recover from.
8. I have way to much free time on my hands.