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Watch: Bats 2021 123movies, Full Movie Online – An alien virus that once wiped civilizations out in ancient times through out time has returned overnight by a mysterious thunderstorm infecting all the bats in the area causing them grow into grotesque giant carnivore man-eater monster bats and it’s up to humankind to fight for their lives to survive or history will once again repeat it’s self as it has thousands of years ago..
Plot: Following a nuclear power plant meltdown, a nearby village known as Nosferatu Village, became radiated, and subsequently abandoned for more than a decade. The year is 1984, and the public are now permitted to return, and a small group come back to their family home to discover a radiated bat living in their attic. The family must survive the night to escape, but the monster has other plans as they soon begin to find themselves infected with a deadly plague that will kill them if the beast doesn’t. Waiting for sun to rise, they must figure a way to survive the night, battling against the creature.
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Wow. So bad, it’s baaaad and I mean really bad.
You want to know why you’ve never heard of this film? Most likely because anyone ever associated with this film never worked again and expunged it from their resume. The title mix-up doesn’t help either (is it Bats or is it Bats: The Awakening, does anyone care?). This film makes the Lou Diamond Phillips Bats movie look like an award winning film.

The acting in this film may be the worst I have ever seen and I’ve seen some stinkers. I love B films usually! The lead girl in this brings to mind Jessica Caufiel from Urban Legends: The Final Cut. She plays an actress playing a terrible actress and she screams so ridiculously. The actress from this Bats movie is like that but she’s not pretending to be bad, she’s just bad! And she screams through her nose or something. Just awful.

And don’t get me started on the ‘monster’ (guy in a big bat suit). Just, wow! Or the lack of script and storyline.

One star for making me laugh at loud when the bat screeches and the guy’s head splits open like a cuckoo clock. I mean, what was that?!

Watchable enough as it is despite a few issues
After hearing of a possible break-in, a family returns to their formerly-abandoned childhood home to take stock of the incident and finds the area home to a race of giant humanoid bat mutations from a chemical spill in the past and must find a way to get away alive.

This here wasn’t that bad of a genre effort. One of the better features here is the strong setup that provides this one with a nice work-around for the genre. The initial setup involving the community being evacuated and abandoned years earlier and being allowed to return due to the news of the intrusion that happened initially signals that the time is okay to return, and once they do find that the intervening years have created a monstrous hybrid of man and bat. It works well enough here to bring them out to the remote area while also managing to offer up enough of a reason for the creatures’ existence that’s gone unnoticed until now, and when brought up alongside the personal issues of the girl mourning her boyfriend gives this a great starting point. That provides a decent launching point into the creature attacks which are genuinely fun. The opening attack on the intruders looking to crash there gets things off to a fine start, while the initial attack on the family up in the attic provides some great moments with the creature’s sudden appearance, the acid attack, and the chaos of trying to get away unscathed. With scenes showing the creatures being able to hunt in the dark through night-vision shots or creating such an ear-piercing scream as to blow a person’s head apart, they’re imposing enough without their appearance being shocking enough to give them some genuine fear which gives the final battle in the church some fun including the brutality of the attacks as well as the emotional relevance of the situation. These combine together to give this a lot to like although there are a few issues that hold it back. One of the main drawbacks here is the slow start to things which serves as a means of ensuring the flimsy storyline can be padded out to feature length. While it’s perfectly adequate to get the sideplot involving her grief over her boyfriend’s death and withdrawal from the family, this all starts the film on a decidedly off-kilter tempo that the film never really recovers from with the drama overwhelming the action which creates some awkward moments where her grief tries to get in the way of everything. As well, there’s also the film’s incredibly confusing final battle which doesn’t have the usual thrills or catharsis usually featured here going for the psychological route it does where hr grief again becomes a major hurdle to get over which holds it down.

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Language, Graphic Violence, and a sex scene.

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Director Scott Jeffrey, Rebecca Matthews
Writer Scott Jeffrey
Actors Megan Purvis, Georgia Conlan, Amanda-Jade Tyler
Country United Kingdom
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