The Kindred is disturbing mostly. We don't care about the characters and their actions make little sense.
The effects are decent and the villains are fairly well acted, but it's just so stupid. Like, the guy at the start says he's afraid of Dr. Lloyd and that he would never cross him because he has the eyes of a killer or something, yet at the same time he's confronting him demanding to be paid double... What kind of writing's that? Then you have the main character John, who's mother told him has experiments and another son, which we can only assume is an experiment and that she wants everything burned. Yet he takes his girlfriend and dog there like some holiday trip! Then when John gets there, he obliviously studies the journals and data instead of looking around the bloody house, to prolong the plot. It was also entirely obvious John's girlfriend was going to fall through the floor boards as set up earlier, while they look around... meh. Has the actress who play Phoebe Green on the episode "Fire" of the X-Files.
The effects are decent and the villains are fairly well acted, but it's just so stupid. Like, the guy at the start says he's afraid of Dr. Lloyd and that he would never cross him because he has the eyes of a killer or something, yet at the same time he's confronting him demanding to be paid double... What kind of writing's that? Then you have the main character John, who's mother told him has experiments and another son, which we can only assume is an experiment and that she wants everything burned. Yet he takes his girlfriend and dog there like some holiday trip! Then when John gets there, he obliviously studies the journals and data instead of looking around the bloody house, to prolong the plot. It was also entirely obvious John's girlfriend was going to fall through the floor boards as set up earlier, while they look around... meh. Has the actress who play Phoebe Green on the episode "Fire" of the X-Files.