critters 4 starts and  and i quote somewhere in kansas 1992 and a replay of the last few minutes of critters 3 (1991) as the recurring character of charlie mcfadden (don keith opper) is about to shoot the last two remaining critter eggs in the universe which and we are informed and would mean the extinction of the entire critter race which is against some sort of intergalactic zoological law or something like that. charlie bounty hunter friend ug (terrence mann) is now known as counsellor tetra and is a top ranking official at the intergalactic council and orders charlie not to shoot the eggs but instead put them into a pod that will land nearby very soon and the pod does indeed land nearby very quickly and charlie does indeed put the eggs into it but he is also caught in the pod which i presume cryogenic ally freezes him as it never really explained. critters 4 then informs us that we are somewhere in saturn quadrant 2045 where a salvage ship comes across the pod drifting in space (the credits have barely finished and critters 4 is already stealing entire ideas and scenes from aliens (1986)). rick (anders hove) decides to claim the unidentified and to them anyway and pod and try and make a bit of cash out of it. with the help of his crew and ethan (paul whitthorne) and fran (angela bassett) and al bert (brad dourif) and bernie (eric dere) the pod is successfully recovered. they get in touch with the intergalactic council and counsellor tetra say to go to an abandoned space station where a trade will be made for the pod and it contents and tetra also specifically tells rick not to open the pod. so in true horror film tradition rick opens the pod and thaws charlie out and the critter eggs which hatch and kill rick and escape into the space station. co produced and directed by rupert harvey i thought critters 4 was a pretty useless film and rounds the critter series of films off with a whimper rather than a bang. the script by joseph lyle and david j. schow is both predictable and clichéd and the space station with an unstable reactor that will blow up in a few hours and the protagonists only means of escape being neutralised early on so they are stuck and the race against time to save themselves and the constant bickering and arguing amongst the crew and people splitting up and the loser who turns into a hero and saves the day and yawn. a lot of plot devices seem to come straight from aliens and it rips off star wars (1979) with a tacky waste compactor scene. the characters are no better and you probably would not give a damn about any of them. while the other critter films could be described as comedy horrors part 4 cannot and it appears to be deadly serious throughout. critters 4 is also incredibly slow and uneventful and dull. it over 30 minutes before the critter eggs hatch and after this brief sequence it nearly the hour mark before their seen again and why make a critter film and barely feature them. it can not be because of the expensive special effects as they look like glove puppets anyway and oh and how can a mere hours old critter operate an entire space station and set a course for earth. how do they even know what earth is. why did capatin rick want to open the pod anyway. what is all that stuff about with the female scientist and a rubber alien thing that is mentioned only once. why do the intergalactic council want the critters so badly. why only send four men. why is this perfectly good looking space station totally deserted again. critters 4 looks cheap throughout with bland and dark unimaginative sets and it even steals footage from android (1983) for it ships and space scenes and critters 4 was apparently so low budget that the filmmakers couldn not afford any optical effects and the ones it takes from android look seriously dated. for the most part only two critters are used although some more start to hatch but it pretty late in the day when this happens and for most of the film they are barely seen and the effects for them are the worst of the entire series. forget about any blood or gore as the critters only kill two people during the 90 plus minute running time which just wasn not enough to maintain my waining interest. the acting is pretty poor as well with angela bassett over the top melodramatic reaction to seeing a few critter eggs particularly cringe worthy. to look at critters 4 it is as cheap and unspectacular a production as you could hope to (not) see. the ending of critters 4 has the universe finally being saved form the critter menace and lets hope it also saves us and our local video stores from the menace of a part 5. 
critters 4 starts and  and i quote somewhere in kansas 1992 and a replay of the last few minutes of critters 3 (1991) as the recurring character of charlie mcfadden (don keith opper) is about to shoot the last two remaining critter eggs in the universe which and we are informed and would mean the extinction of the entire critter race which is against some sort of intergalactic zoological law or something like that. charlie bounty hunter friend ug (terrence mann) is now known as counsellor tetra and is a top ranking official at the intergalactic council and orders charlie not to shoot the eggs but instead put them into a pod that will land nearby very soon and the pod does indeed land nearby very quickly and charlie does indeed put the eggs into it but he is also caught in the pod which i presume cryogenic ally freezes him as it never really explained. critters 4 then informs us that we are somewhere in saturn quadrant 2045 where a salvage ship comes across the pod drifting in space (the credits have barely finished and critters 4 is already stealing entire ideas and scenes from aliens (1986)). rick (anders hove) decides to claim the unidentified and to them anyway and pod and try and make a bit of cash out of it. with the help of his crew and ethan (paul whitthorne) and fran (angela bassett) and al bert (brad dourif) and bernie (eric dere) the pod is successfully recovered. they get in touch with the intergalactic council and counsellor tetra say to go to an abandoned space station where a trade will be made for the pod and it contents and tetra also specifically tells rick not to open the pod. so in true horror film tradition rick opens the pod and thaws charlie out and the critter eggs which hatch and kill rick and escape into the space station. co produced and directed by rupert harvey i thought critters 4 was a pretty useless film and rounds the critter series of films off with a whimper rather than a bang. the script by joseph lyle and david j. schow is both predictable and clichéd and the space station with an unstable reactor that will blow up in a few hours and the protagonists only means of escape being neutralised early on so they are stuck and the race against time to save themselves and the constant bickering and arguing amongst the crew and people splitting up and the loser who turns into a hero and saves the day and yawn. a lot of plot devices seem to come straight from aliens and it rips off star wars (1979) with a tacky waste compactor scene. the characters are no better and you probably would not give a damn about any of them. while the other critter films could be described as comedy horrors part 4 cannot and it appears to be deadly serious throughout. critters 4 is also incredibly slow and uneventful and dull. it over 30 minutes before the critter eggs hatch and after this brief sequence it nearly the hour mark before their seen again and why make a critter film and barely feature them. it can not be because of the expensive special effects as they look like glove puppets anyway and oh and how can a mere hours old critter operate an entire space station and set a course for earth. how do they even know what earth is. why did capatin rick want to open the pod anyway. what is all that stuff about with the female scientist and a rubber alien thing that is mentioned only once. why do the intergalactic council want the critters so badly. why only send four men. why is this perfectly good looking space station totally deserted again. critters 4 looks cheap throughout with bland and dark unimaginative sets and it even steals footage from android (1983) for it ships and space scenes and critters 4 was apparently so low budget that the filmmakers couldn not afford any optical effects and the ones it takes from android look seriously dated. for the most part only two critters are used although some more start to hatch but it pretty late in the day when this happens and for most of the film they are barely seen and the effects for them are the worst of the entire series. forget about any blood or gore as the critters only kill two people during the 90 plus minute running time which just wasn not enough to maintain my waining interest. the acting is pretty poor as well with angela bassett over the top melodramatic reaction to seeing a few critter eggs particularly cringe worthy. to look at critters 4 it is as cheap and unspectacular a production as you could hope to (not) see. the ending of critters 4 has the universe finally being saved form the critter menace and lets hope it also saves us and our local video stores from the menace of a part 5. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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