GL84 Downed on a mission over Germany, Air Force troops team up with a group of local villagers to find the source of killing them off a race of gargoyles brought to life by the Nazis and try to get back to base alive.This is far better of an entry than it really should be. One of the better elements to this one is the fact that there's a lot of action within this one which should be fitting considering the storyline about this taking place in the middle of a war. Those moments, from the bombing raid on the village to the extended dogfights between the enemy planes as well as the different creatures going after the bomber are highly entertaining as well as some of the other action scenes in here. The opening release of the creatures in the compound, their ensuing raid on the village in broad daylight as well as their attack on the troops in the abandoned city provide this one with some rather fun highlights along the way with the graveyard shootout in here which really scores as a fun action scene. The mythology for the creatures is also quite fun as it becomes all connected with the myths quite nicely and provides some rather enjoyable times with the intelligence of the story here. While all these do move the film along nicely and keep it from being boring, there's the one main flaw in this one that holds it back being the lack of actual gargoyle action in here. There's relatively few attacks with the creatures and hardly any of them are exciting or even last that long when they do happen, really making them seem like an after-thought in their own movie. There's very few scenes of them in this anyway and those are dominated by rather lousy CGI for them which really make this pretty troubling at times. Along with the confusing matter of why they were initially released in the first place, these are the film's flaws.Rated R: Graphic Language and Violence.

freethrowguru What a true piece of garbage at every level. The uniforms were all messed up. Fabric billed garrison caps were used in the British Army not in the USAAC. All the trainees or gunners or what ever they were, wore infantry officer devices on their lapels not enlisted Air Corps insignia. The uniforms had epaulets that did not extend under the collar. An RAF officer was wearing the US Air Force Commendation Medal that was not yet even issued. An Army Air Corps colonel was wearing the Navy Cross. All the wings were gold not silver. I could not recognize what they were as close as I could tell they were similar to US Navy Crew wings. In addition the movie totally sucked. What a waste of money to produce this piece of junk.

daddykingpig If I could give this a 0 then that would be too good for a movie like this. Most of the dialoge used is wrong. More for today then 1944 or 1945. When got dumb writers you get a dumb movie. Nazis animating anything would be a major event. I knew after 10 minutes this was pure Sci-Fi channel crap. I love the Sci=Fi channel, but their movies suck. They have a big build up and then show junk. Actors were cardboard, scenes were made up. It was just horrible to endure. Take it from a WW 2 historian they got it wrong in every way possible. It was just a throw together and hope somebody watches it. One of truly the worst movies ever made.

Cindy91 Wow, can this dude be any cuter???? Upon viewing, it is obvious that he is quite talented; however, blessedly, he is also "gifted." There are a lot of actors out there--a LOT--and to rise above the rest enough to be noticed at all is quite an accomplishment. H has worked in television, theatre, and film, and is destined (I believe) for an admirable career. He started with "Charmed" (in my book, anyway, because I had not seen his previous work), and was impressive even before that in "Latter Days".... my gosh, the guy is so OUT THERE! However, despite (or, in addition to) his obvious talents (which, admittedly, many actors possess), THIS ACTOR is quite diversified. If you watch his acting, you will see how "into-it" he gets... he is exceedingly believable. From "The Guiding Light" to "Dark Honeymoon," not even taking into account this performance in "Reign of the Gargoyles," this guy has shown his acting prowess. Fellows like him have to fight against their looks, and I think he still has to do that, but he is definitely on his way.My husband, a military man, was understandably hesitant to give "Gargoyles" a shot, but was pretty impressed with the final result and admittedly humbled by the experience. Give this movie a shot if you are a WW2 fan, a Wes fan, or even a symbiotic-drive dramatist. He delivers.I wish him luck and good fortune.