The United Monster Talent Agency
The United Monster Talent Agency
NR | 27 September 2010 (USA)
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A short comedy spoof about Universal Monsters and their everyday unconventional work done at their very own talent agency for their movies.

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VividSimon

Simply Perfect

Smartorhypo

Highly Overrated But Still Good

Pacionsbo

Absolutely Fantastic

BelSports

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

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Horst in Translation (filmreviews@web.de)

"The United Monster Talent Agency" is an 8-minute short film written and directed by Greg Nicotero, a man who won several Emmy Awards for his outstanding makeup work on shows such as "The Walking Dead". Here he gives us his take on the horror film industry and includes many interesting and fun references. It is worth a watch especially for fans of very early horror films as this era is mostly what these 8 minutes are about. The werewolf transformation at the end was fun and you will even see a couple familiar faces in here such as Frank Darabont or Eli Roth. I thought it was a decent watch, but I also must say that it's good that it only ran for 8 minutes because with a runtime of 10 minutes or more, it may have quickly gotten unfunny and repetitive. Good job, all in all, thumbs up.

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Theo Robertson

You're making horror movie ? You need someone as a monster ? Then look no further than the united monster talent company which will cater to your every need in the field of horror . Anything you ask for they can get because all their monsters are real An amusing satirical short film done in the manner of a corporate video shot in black and white .It's rather one note and doesn't really go beyond the simple premise of real monsters being kept captive in Hollywood awaiting their next star turn but this isn't a really a criticism and is very affectionate tribute to horror films of yesterday when the make up people and special effect designers had to work for their corn and films weren't reliant on CGI . . It also has something of a casting coup in featuring Eli Roth and Frank Darabont in walk on roles . Not a brilliant short film but it has no pretensions of being one and does contain a lot of nostalgic appeal to anyone who has enjoyed horror movies

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