in the veins of jeepers creepers and the texas chainsaw massacre and monster man surprisingly well made though mindless little horror. throw in a little buddy comedy and nice gore and intense scare. it hard no to say that monster man is really entertaining. the low budget seem pretty obvious and but it doesn not effected the presentation of the movie in general and put more big budget horror movies in shame. yes and the plot somewhat generic as possible. pair of friend and adam (eric jungman)and harley (justin urich) are driving cross country to interrupt the wedding of a woman adam has always loved. while adam is more nerdy type and harley is a self proclaimed ladies man and very offensive loudmouth. adding a bonus to the plot and then they picked up a sexy hitchhiker and sarah (aimee brooks). things turn into nightmare when a monster truck with scary face drive stalking them. when dead body starts counting and they must do the race against the time before their own life on risk. the plot is obviously reminiscent of many prior famous horror movies and but michael davis as the writer and director succeed in keeping the tension. the scare is build well enough and where characterization is never be the best and but fairly okay. the script also littered with comedies that works for the funny moments and they quite enjoyable rather than annoying and also wait for the twist in the finale. it hilarious and shocking in the same time and which is pretty amusing. as conclusion and monster man surprisingly entertaining. it deserves more attention in the big screen. it proves that big budget doesn not make an effective horror movie and but skill does. something that the director has shown and delivers. 
in the veins of jeepers creepers and the texas chainsaw massacre and monster man surprisingly well made though mindless little horror. throw in a little buddy comedy and nice gore and intense scare. it hard no to say that monster man is really entertaining. the low budget seem pretty obvious and but it doesn not effected the presentation of the movie in general and put more big budget horror movies in shame. yes and the plot somewhat generic as possible. pair of friend and adam (eric jungman)and harley (justin urich) are driving cross country to interrupt the wedding of a woman adam has always loved. while adam is more nerdy type and harley is a self proclaimed ladies man and very offensive loudmouth. adding a bonus to the plot and then they picked up a sexy hitchhiker and sarah (aimee brooks). things turn into nightmare when a monster truck with scary face drive stalking them. when dead body starts counting and they must do the race against the time before their own life on risk. the plot is obviously reminiscent of many prior famous horror movies and but michael davis as the writer and director succeed in keeping the tension. the scare is build well enough and where characterization is never be the best and but fairly okay. the script also littered with comedies that works for the funny moments and they quite enjoyable rather than annoying and also wait for the twist in the finale. it hilarious and shocking in the same time and which is pretty amusing. as conclusion and monster man surprisingly entertaining. it deserves more attention in the big screen. it proves that big budget doesn not make an effective horror movie and but skill does. something that the director has shown and delivers. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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