Holds up well over the years! Zombie inducing maggots from beyond take on a college campus and only the geek patrol can fight them with the help of an over-the-hill police officer that answers the phone better than any character prior or since. Thrill me!

It's impressive how many horror tropes are combined into the compact 90 minute run time of Night of the Creeps. If I mention that there are aliens that release a creature that turns people into zombies, an axe murderer, a 27-year time jump, and college students having to deal with it all with the help of a police officer who is a loose cannon and shares a little too much then you'd be forgiven to think that Night of the Creeps wouldn't work. Yet it does! It all comes together for a final act that is chaotic and bizarre that was a lot of fun.

Great concept. Poorly executed and acted.

It’s Miller Time! This is a great flick to sit back have a few drinks and just enjoy. Does it make any sense, no not really but is it a good time, yes very much so.

An alien jettisons an experimental test tube from its spaceship. It lands on Earth in the form of a meteor, releasing slugs that attack a college campus. Sure, its a B-Movie, but it's a good B-Movie. A cross-section of Horror, Comedy and Science Fiction, "Night of the Creeps" stars Tom Atkins as Detective Cameron. He's cynical and impatient, but he's good at what he does. Atkins wise-cracks and complains his way through this entire movie and it's probably my favorite role that he's played. The story waivers a bit from traditional zombie flicks. It's fun to watch and some of the kills are clever. The effects aren't great but they're effective and sometime a little gross. Chris, J.C. and Cynthia are the other main characters and they gradually endear themselves. There's nothing too different about "...Creeps", but it looks good, there's some good gross-outs and it's funny. It accomplishes what it set out to do.