"There's Nothing Out There" is not the greatest horror comedy ever made, but it's a more than acceptable writing / directing debut for 21-year-old (!!) Rolfe Kanefsky: his passion for the genre comes across (he has continued to work steadily since 1990, which is no small accomplishment in itself, even if none of his films have exactly set the box office on fire). The film delivers the slime, the schlock, the breasts and the "meta" jokes ("It's like we're in a movie...") that those who choose to see it came for. Luckily, the hottest girl in the movie survives, and spends nearly the entire second half in an extremely fetching bikini, while the monster's POV camera shots are also pretty cool. It's all likably and knowingly silly. **1/2 out of 4.
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