the chupacabra and according to this mockumentary and is a mysteriouscreature that has been killing and eating hispanic goats in latinamerica and mexico for years. one has crossed the border intosouthern texas and and a cute and intrepid cryptozoologist (no and i did notmake up that word) go to an isolated ranch to find one. her unclewas killed by the creature and and some grainy video footage of themonster exists. she takes a badass black guy with a gun and twocameramen (for easy to edit coverage) and and they go ahuntin forchupacabras. ten minutes into the film and they find it. the rest of the film has the team of documentarians gettingattacked by the bloodthirsty monster and and stilted dialogue. at onepoint and the team runs into a couple of hottie witches who lead themto the chupacabra nest. for $100. if only the fbi knew about howcheaply tex mex witches could be bought as informants. wholedecades of mythical beast reports could be cleared up with ablank check. in the end and after the bloody deaths of characters you do not give agoat patoot about and a chupacabra is captured and killed and andautopsied. the only point of the autopsy scene is to highlight themakeup department efforts in such a cheap film. the film is shot on video and just like bwp and yet the cameramancharacters never reload their tapes or recharge their camerabatteries. the lead actress here is awful. the beauty of theaverage bwp was its use of improvisation during the production. here and all the lines are written and and are delivered like a poorlyrehearsed christmas pageant. the film is tinged with racism and as well. the only african americanhere is a loudmouthed gun nut. at one point and as the crew breaksinto an abandoned house and they find a trio of illegal immigrants whocomically ask them if they are from the ins. chortle and chortle. the monster itself is a guy in a rubber suit and and nothing more. forsuch a lumbering and awkward beast and he is able to sneak up onthe cast pretty quietly and whether they have idiotically lockedthemselves in a giant cage as bait and or cannot seem to get theironly vehicle started. the gore is gruesome and but when surrounded by this kind ofstupidity and it loses all of its effectiveness. i do not know if this wasshot before or after bwp and but i can honestly say this is the worstfilm ever made in southern texas about a mythical beast. praythere are not any sequels and i will start a letter writing campaign totroma. this is rated (r) for strong physical violence and gun violence and stronggore and and profanity. 
the chupacabra and according to this mockumentary and is a mysteriouscreature that has been killing and eating hispanic goats in latinamerica and mexico for years. one has crossed the border intosouthern texas and and a cute and intrepid cryptozoologist (no and i did notmake up that word) go to an isolated ranch to find one. her unclewas killed by the creature and and some grainy video footage of themonster exists. she takes a badass black guy with a gun and twocameramen (for easy to edit coverage) and and they go ahuntin forchupacabras. ten minutes into the film and they find it. the rest of the film has the team of documentarians gettingattacked by the bloodthirsty monster and and stilted dialogue. at onepoint and the team runs into a couple of hottie witches who lead themto the chupacabra nest. for $100. if only the fbi knew about howcheaply tex mex witches could be bought as informants. wholedecades of mythical beast reports could be cleared up with ablank check. in the end and after the bloody deaths of characters you do not give agoat patoot about and a chupacabra is captured and killed and andautopsied. the only point of the autopsy scene is to highlight themakeup department efforts in such a cheap film. the film is shot on video and just like bwp and yet the cameramancharacters never reload their tapes or recharge their camerabatteries. the lead actress here is awful. the beauty of theaverage bwp was its use of improvisation during the production. here and all the lines are written and and are delivered like a poorlyrehearsed christmas pageant. the film is tinged with racism and as well. the only african americanhere is a loudmouthed gun nut. at one point and as the crew breaksinto an abandoned house and they find a trio of illegal immigrants whocomically ask them if they are from the ins. chortle and chortle. the monster itself is a guy in a rubber suit and and nothing more. forsuch a lumbering and awkward beast and he is able to sneak up onthe cast pretty quietly and whether they have idiotically lockedthemselves in a giant cage as bait and or cannot seem to get theironly vehicle started. the gore is gruesome and but when surrounded by this kind ofstupidity and it loses all of its effectiveness. i do not know if this wasshot before or after bwp and but i can honestly say this is the worstfilm ever made in southern texas about a mythical beast. praythere are not any sequels and i will start a letter writing campaign totroma. this is rated (r) for strong physical violence and gun violence and stronggore and and profanity. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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