Paul Magne Haakonsen Granted, I knew that I was getting into a low-budget movie here. Just the title alone says it all. But hey, chances were that it could actually be as fun as "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes", so I gave the movie a chance.It was not even close to being near "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes". Not even by a long shot.This was indeed a low budget movie, i. every sense of the term."Attack of the Killer Donuts" had incredibly laughable effects. It was suffering from an even more horrible storyThe acting performances in the movie were actually adequate, taking into consideration the genre and budget of the movie.There were a few scenes here and there to make you laugh, otherwise a very dull and pointless movie.

vsteiner-19036 Scott Wheeler's Attack of the Killer Donuts has the perfect combination of scary and comical. With man-eating donuts on the loose, friends embark on an adventurous trip where they try to save as many people as possible. The witty banter between the two characters made the movie unbearably funny. The comedy in this film was brought out by the film soundtrack. The action scenes when Johnny (Justin Ray) and Michelle's (Kayla Compton) fought against the donuts was downplayed by the scoring making it more comical. I'd recommend this movie to young adults who like self-aware horror films.

colehrogers Horror comedies have the unique ability to make viewers laugh at uncomfortable or gruesome scenes! Attack of The Killer Donuts utilized this production tool perfectly to describe is story of killer donuts, cheesy characters and undeniably funny one liners. Depicting a tale of science experiments gone wrong and killer donuts from the local bakery, this self-aware comedy is an absolute classic. I loved the film and will definitely watch again! Enjoy!

banglainey OK, so the special effects are complete crap. The movie has that B-Side smell to it, complete with kinda bad audio and editing. But- it was completely redeemable. It had a perfect mix of horror movie elements, the right amount of comedy, and a happy resolution at the end.Yes, the "killer donuts" were laughable. Yes, the acting was very immature. Yes, no fancy sets in this film, and the actors were probably all the director's high school friends. But I actually did enjoy it! The bad special effects were entertaining at least, the characters were exactly as they should be- hero, his lovable sidekick, the girl who pines over him, the snotty girlfriend, the quirky customers who come into the donut store, the overbearing donut store owner. It worked well. I'd like to see more from this director and whoever wrote the film- a true cult classic!