Got cancelled on account of one of the actors acting like an idiot and sexually harassing people. Messed it up for everybody. Can’t remember which one it was now. People were talking about it here, and I looked it up. Was an episode or so back. Peeps were hoping someone else would pick this up and keep it going.

I think he only does stuff for NBC… But usually when something makes that transition from the BBC he shows up as a producer.

I was legit scared when I saw Ricky Gervais wasn’t involved. lol

Going to be interesting to see what happens when this airs on HBO Asia.

Man, this show has that feel good thing down pat.

And to think—we could have had at least 30 more Robot Chickens instead of this.

Pretty decent low budget movie, I enjoyed it

We need an Ashoka Tano movie right now!!!!

I tried, after 37 minutes in It’s a rip of Predator in Asia, with bad fights and Nic Cage who was the reason I started to watch is not even there, he is in the first 10 seconds of the movie and perhaps later, but I didn’t have the patience to go further. For me it’s not a bad good Nic Cage movie…. so disappointed

Way better than the last 3 X-Men movies, for a third or less of the money, it’s a shame that this will never have a sequel

Bad from start to end

I’m a ST fan in all iterations and I find this show to be funny and awesome!

A nice little movie, funny and little gory. I enjoyed it

Everything is Bad in this movie, story, actors, VFX, music and the few action scenes were worse than the ones from any 80’s TV show.I can’t understand how somebody could spent money doing it and why somebody at Netflix thought it was a good idea to buy it. 0/5

You are correct. This film indeed pays tribute to the work of seminal horror writer H. P. Lovecraft, with many references to his stories and themes. Its title is a play on Lovecraft’s novella, At the Mountains of Madness, and insanity plays as great a role in the film as it does in Lovecraft’s fiction. But it’s John Carpenter’s direction and inspired musical score that brought this to life and set the atmospheric tempo for this macabre masterpiece. We are extremely fortunate as Carpenter originally passed on this, but was given a second chance almost twelve years later. Some unseen force, perhaps destiny, delivered this project to him at the most appropriate time in his career or this might not have become quite the cult classic it is renowned for today. A must see for fans of the genre, H. P. Lovecraft and John Carpenter! 4/5.