Bad Milo

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If you like good bad movie, this one is for you. Happy this kind of movie still exists. you know it is gonna be bad and ridiculous, even not funny at all, but you want to watch. And, it is not so bad. Good entertainment. Well done actor, specially the little stomach creature. Did you have some colon problem in the past? I had. It remind me some epic toilet sessions. Love it love.. As well the poster is great. The poster is a piece of art. I wish there is smell effect on theater. I wish my girlfriend have a Bad Milo too, and the same capacity than the main character. I wish there is an army of Bad Milo to protect my country. I want a line of Bad Milo!

Bad Milo is another great example of what is right in horror comedy the last few years! Its a perfect blend of bad one liners, potty humor, heart and gore. Who would have thought that a film that teaches us about Anus Mythology, could be so awesome?! And I can't believe I am saying this about something that is borne out of a mans ass, but damn Milo is adorable. I swear by the end of the film you're going to want a Milo all of your own, poor misunderstood lil guy! Duncan is an average good guy, living the average good guy life. He has a decent job, a good woman, and what looks like a okay life. He struggles with some tummy trouble, mom offers remedies, doctors try to help, and eventually he ends up unhappily in therapy where we can get to root of his problems. Pretty quickly this film pulls you in with a great opening scene, and then it keeps pace through the entire film, rotating between great blood soaked moments and humor sometimes mixing the two perfectly in such a disgustingly delicious way that you may feel both grossed out and ashamed for laughing at such wretchedness. You will also find yourself shocked by how much you want to hug this little ass borne, doe eyed, killing machine, i swear I even got teary at one point for the lil fellow! It was awful!, but it goes to show the amount of emotion that is in this film, not what you would expect from a story like this one. If you haven't watched this film yet definitely add it to the list, it is a gem! The cast is made up of comedy veterans who bring this film to a whole new level of funny, and the gore is very effective with some scenes really looking incredibly good. I will definitely be pulling this one out again for years to come. It just goes to prove stress kills, but sometimes its kills the other guy!!!

bad milo is hilarious, I was a little worried that the immature premise would fall into lame potty jokes territory but surprisingly the movie hits ways more than it misses. The jokes are not lame, they are actually clever considering the content...yes its all immature but you know that going into the movie. Its another one of those films where if you think the premise is dumb then don't watch it, if its something you think you can laugh at then you should be able to watch this movie. Granted I caught it at a film festival with a crowd of open minded people it still seemed like everyone thoroughly enjoyed this movie. The jokes are very funny, the actors are all great, the title character is just ridiculous and there is even some gore involved. After hearing a synopsis I thought Bad Milo would be funny and it was even better than I expected.

Having read the synopsis for "Bad Milo!" I must admit that I was somewhat at a crossroad about this movie. But as much as I enjoy movies, I just had to sit down and watch this movie, despite it sounding so outrageously weird. And that was exactly what the movie was - outrageously weird. This is a very dark and twisted horror comedy about a vicious creature named Milo that lives inside the intestines of Duncan. This demonic creature comes out every once in a while and goes on a murderous rampage. Indeed, the storyline is really, really weird. And I will admit that it was a little bit slow in the beginning and it was difficult to really get into the mood of the movie. But then suddenly it changed pace and the movie took a turn for the better, becoming a very odd comedy indeed. "Bad Milo!" is not the type of movie that is suitable for just anyone, especially given the dark comedy aspect that is mixed with gore and horror. But watch it for what it is; a movie meant to entertain the viewers. The creature was actually quite nicely made, and it had both a very demonic side to it, but also a very cute side to it. And the special effects guys really pulled it off nicely, great puppet work here as well. While hardly a cult movie in the making, then "Bad Milo!" is well worth watching a single time for its absurdity and oddity.

A horror comedy centered on a guy (Ken Marino) who learns that his unusual stomach problems are being caused by a demon living in his intestines. While not a great film, this is a pretty good film with an impressive ensemble cast of recognizable faces (Peter Stormare, Stephen Root, Patrick Warburton, etc.). I could easily see this earning a small cult following. The outtakes on the DVD are interesting because it shows how much was apparently improvised and ad-libbed. I am surprised more was not added into the film, because the best parts were when the characters rambled and did their shtick. The butt demon part was cool, but nothing compared to the humor. I sensed a strong similarity with "Basket Case", and although this is far from a rip off, I wonder if they were inspired in any way... I would be shocked if there was no connection whatsoever.

Bad Milo (2013) The plot may put some people off, this movie is about Duncan Who's got a creature in his A** , who ever cause Duncan stress, it will come out and kill them, then go back into his A** ! This movie was perfect for me , as these are my kind of movie, this movie had me laughing so much, I can not remember last time laughed so much at a movie. Milo was not that bad looking, it did look scary enough and in someway it looked kind cute as the same time. There were decent bloody moment in, which I thought were really fun, not too gory. Soon as the Dad was on screen, I kind of knew were they were they going go with that, the fight scene was awesome, I was almost on floor laughing my head off. I saw the ending coming, I loved there be a sequel and the acting was perfect! Move over Gizmo, Milo here! For me this a Classic! . Going to give a 9 out 10 (Still not as good gremlins but better the Critters)

I had a chance to see it and didn't regret it a bit. I found it quirkily amusing and quite original. Yes, there was a bit of tasteless humor involved, but it didn't stoop as low as I expected, which was a treat. The lead did a wonderful job of getting me to empathize with the mundane horror of his life. Stephen Root was, well, a hippyesque Stephen Root, which is not a bad thing. Patrick Warburton smarmed, sleazed, and mugged as only he can do. And Peter Stormare was an absolute delight as a counselor of dubious sanity. The only real issue I had was the happy(ish) ending. In a horror comedy like this a less-than-happy ending is far from a bad thing, as long as it incorporates a darkly comic theme. All in all, I was pleasantly surprised, despite the presence of the Duplass Brothers, which, in my experience, generally don't let me down. (And for those of you Pete & Pete fans, watch the medical doctor. It's Toby Huss who was Artie the World's Strongest Man.)

Wow this flick has caused a lot of negative responses and i cant quite figure out why, sure it was never going to be everybody's cup of tea but it's actually quite deep! What we have here is a film that shows the importance of letting ones inner demons out and not letting stress get the better of you. Some moments were very touching dare i even say sweet. Much of the humour was pretty crude and slightly childish but very funny the gore is fairly nasty and Milo himself is an amazing looking cute lil guy that is a great psychical effect rather than CGI this made me feel extremely nostalgic towards the fun 80's creature features such as Gremlins and Critters. This is for anyone who has ever let stress effect their everyday lives or anyone who wants to see a really cool 80's style creature.

I'm generally quite allergic to horror-comedies… For every "Braindead", "Re-Animator" or "Shaun of the Dead", there exist approximately 300 imbecilic movies that are neither horrific nor funny, just downright embarrassing. With "Bad Milo" I took a – or at least so I presumed – calculated risk because there were several signs indicating this would be a worthwhile comedy effort. For starters it doesn't feature any zombies (there's a massive over-offer of god-awful zombie comedies since too years now) and I read many favorable reviews around here. Also, the synopsis and pictures led me to believe "Bad Milo!" would be a comical version of classic horror films like David Cronenberg's "The Brood" or Frank Hennenlotter's "Basket Case", and I'm a huge fan of both. Well I hate to disagree with the vast majority of reviewers here, but I think "Bad Milo!" is an incredibly disappointing and severely underdeveloped effort. This film defines the term missed opportunity, as the story of a good-hearted man whose inner gastric butt-creature unleashes blood fury in his place is full of wicked horror and black comedy potential, but absolutely nothing is done with it. Instead of exploiting the gonzo-themes and/or the politically incorrect nature of the demon, the screenplay stupidly just brings forward clichéd comical situations and stereotypical characters like the case in any random mainstream screwball comedy. Our protagonist's mother has a relationship with a guy even younger than he is, and of course they share all details of their overactive sex life. Is this "American Pie", or something? He – Duncan – also has a co-worker who looks and acts like Homer Simpson and a corrupt boss who seems to walk straight out of "Arrested Development". To complete the slapstick-factor, Duncan seeks the help of an alternative shrink whose parrot shouts out psychiatric diagnoses! I'm genuinely astounded to see so many fans praise the originality and humor quality of this film, because it's on the verge of infantile and imbecilic. Please don't call it "tongue-in-cheek" because it's absolutely not the case. The horror elements of "Bad Milo!" are utterly negligible There's some blood-splattering on the walls and a bit of munching, but nothing obscene or even remotely provocative. The creature itself, Milo, looks even cuter than E.T. and the Gremlins combined. As stated above, I hoped that "Bad Milo!" would be reminiscent of "Basket Case", but in fact it's more like that other Frank Hennenlotter low-budget classic "Brain Damage". Except of course that "Brain Damage" was original, funny and memorable.