The storyline in “Monster Hunters” was actually pretty straight forward, but it was at the same time also a very simplistic storyline with many plot holes and things that just didn’t make sense. For example, why would only a handful of people get shipped out to investigate and contain a downed alien spacecraft and capture any potential aliens? It just made no sense that the government wouldn’t lock down the entire area and be swarming with military and specialists. But I guess The Asylum didn’t have the budget for such endeavors.

The cast list was adequate, although the only familiar face was Tom Sizemore, and let’s just face it, he is not exactly the most outstanding of Hollywood performers. However, it should be said that the actors and actresses actually managed to do well enough with the storyline and characters, despite of the restrictions imposed by the script.

“Monster Hunters” is a movie with aliens and alien technology, so of course having proper CGI and special effects is a must for such a movie. Well, let’s just say that the CGI was not overly great, and was reminiscent of something you’d see in a mid-1990s computer game.

I managed to sit