Cranston Academy: Monster Zone
An intelligent 15-year-old high school student is unexpectedly transferred to a boarding school where he opens a portal of monsters from another dimension.
Cast
Leopoldo Aguilar
Director
Jamie Bell
Danny
Ruby Rose
Liz
Idzi Dulkiewicz
Mothman
Ellie Piercy
Ms. Evans
Terry Mynott
Professor Stern
Terry Mynott
Additional Voices
Ryan Samson
Additional Voices
Ellie Pierce
Additional Voices
Bianca Hendrickse
Additional Voices
Abigail Morgan
Additional Voices
Luke Kempner
Additional Voices
Gerardo Alonso
Additional Voices
Ricardo Solis
Additional Voices
Marc Winslow
Additional Voices
Vanesa Melendez Garrido
Additional Voices
Barbara Zubieta
Additional Voices
Jeannie Hernandez
Additional Voices
Rodrigo Guevara Uribe
Additional Voices
Dario Ramirez Arias
Additional Voices
Bob Barlen
Writer
Cal Brunker
Writer
Jose C. Garcia de Letona
Writer
Rita Street
Writer
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Comments
10 Comments
First of all, that film is absolutely irrelevant. Not suitable for children around 6 years of age. I mean come on, brain-eating monster what the funk?! Also for 2020 the animation looked more like early 2000s.
Without a doubt the worst movie I have ever been subjected too. Terrible animation, poor casting, the kids have adult voices, violent scary monsters, boring plot and drags on and on. No redeeming features whatsoever.
It's ok to have a good time is has its good and bad things, it is not the best movie in the world, but I have a good teaching, it did not make me as cliche as I thought I expected an adult may not like it but a child can entertain it
The positive: They managed to make me chuckle a couple times, specifically two times, and I think it was mostly from desperation more than anything. The cons: Everything else, they have so many bad tropes they just keep throwing at the wall, over and over, disjointed scenes, non-sensical plot, and really just sorta racist against Mexicans, which is odd as it is Mexican. There are scenes that literally doesn't fit in, where they make really bad skits. Everyone in the movie is unlikeable and no character development at all. I don't get how this came out of pre-production, or even made it out of Mexico, it's just really really bad.
The movie has its pros and cons but what I really like here is color toning, they really did a fantastic job to form a culmination of different cultures with Mexican-American-British-Canadian. The animation has glitches not adequate to compare with big production houses like Disney's. This is one of those film where science project got failed and the roller coaster adventurous thrill ride starts. The dialogues are well-cornered nothing particularly to be remembered for a long time. The moral value provided here is friendship and togetherness. The plot seemed cliched but it is not, it might be very interesting to the kids but after a few chuckles the grown-ups will stop snickering and laughing. You will enjoy this film with the family for a one time happily watch.
Not worth your time even if it's the film showing at the time youwant to go to the movies. Thanks.
