Slither (2006)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10


This film may seem like a box office flop, releasing at just under 2,000 theaters and only making around $4-million opening weekend, and with its budget set at an estimated $15-million, the film ended up racking in a mere $7-million with its overall theatrical run. Regardless, this movie was clearly not meant to bring in the big bucks, because writer/director James Gunn is a horror fan and made this movie to bring back the cheesy B-movie style of the 80s that we've all grown to love.
Slither (2006)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10


This film may seem like a box office flop, releasing at just under 2,000 theaters and only making around $4-million opening weekend, and with its budget set at an estimated $15-million, the film ended up racking in a mere $7-million with its overall theatrical run. Regardless, this movie was clearly not meant to bring in the big bucks, because writer/director James Gunn is a horror fan and made this movie to bring back the cheesy B-movie style of the 80s that we've all grown to love.
Slither (2006)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10


This film may seem like a box office flop, releasing at just under 2,000 theaters and only making around $4-million opening weekend, and with its budget set at an estimated $15-million, the film ended up racking in a mere $7-million with its overall theatrical run. Regardless, this movie was clearly not meant to bring in the big bucks, because writer/director James Gunn is a horror fan and made this movie to bring back the cheesy B-movie style of the 80s that we've all grown to love.
Slither (2006)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10


This film may seem like a box office flop, releasing at just under 2,000 theaters and only making around $4-million opening weekend, and with its budget set at an estimated $15-million, the film ended up racking in a mere $7-million with its overall theatrical run. Regardless, this movie was clearly not meant to bring in the big bucks, because writer/director James Gunn is a horror fan and made this movie to bring back the cheesy B-movie style of the 80s that we've all grown to love.
Slither (2006)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10


This film may seem like a box office flop, releasing at just under 2,000 theaters and only making around $4-million opening weekend, and with its budget set at an estimated $15-million, the film ended up racking in a mere $7-million with its overall theatrical run. Regardless, this movie was clearly not meant to bring in the big bucks, because writer/director James Gunn is a horror fan and made this movie to bring back the cheesy B-movie style of the 80s that we've all grown to love.
Slither (2006)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10


This film may seem like a box office flop, releasing at just under 2,000 theaters and only making around $4-million opening weekend, and with its budget set at an estimated $15-million, the film ended up racking in a mere $7-million with its overall theatrical run. Regardless, this movie was clearly not meant to bring in the big bucks, because writer/director James Gunn is a horror fan and made this movie to bring back the cheesy B-movie style of the 80s that we've all grown to love.
Slither (2006)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10


This film may seem like a box office flop, releasing at just under 2,000 theaters and only making around $4-million opening weekend, and with its budget set at an estimated $15-million, the film ended up racking in a mere $7-million with its overall theatrical run. Regardless, this movie was clearly not meant to bring in the big bucks, because writer/director James Gunn is a horror fan and made this movie to bring back the cheesy B-movie style of the 80s that we've all grown to love.
Slither (2006)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10


This film may seem like a box office flop, releasing at just under 2,000 theaters and only making around $4-million opening weekend, and with its budget set at an estimated $15-million, the film ended up racking in a mere $7-million with its overall theatrical run. Regardless, this movie was clearly not meant to bring in the big bucks, because writer/director James Gunn is a horror fan and made this movie to bring back the cheesy B-movie style of the 80s that we've all grown to love.
Slither (2006)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10


This film may seem like a box office flop, releasing at just under 2,000 theaters and only making around $4-million opening weekend, and with its budget set at an estimated $15-million, the film ended up racking in a mere $7-million with its overall theatrical run. Regardless, this movie was clearly not meant to bring in the big bucks, because writer/director James Gunn is a horror fan and made this movie to bring back the cheesy B-movie style of the 80s that we've all grown to love.
Slither (2006)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10


This film may seem like a box office flop, releasing at just under 2,000 theaters and only making around $4-million opening weekend, and with its budget set at an estimated $15-million, the film ended up racking in a mere $7-million with its overall theatrical run. Regardless, this movie was clearly not meant to bring in the big bucks, because writer/director James Gunn is a horror fan and made this movie to bring back the cheesy B-movie style of the 80s that we've all grown to love.

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