Valentines Day Refugees

Video
2007
50m

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Teresa De Tomas, Carly Alyssa Thorne, Gregory Jaywalk Juaquin, Gregory Juaren, Denise Glass, Katherine Alyce, Jade Lian, Teejay Casado, Ai Ling Chen, Rita Rene Lloyd, Lauren Megan Montecino, and Ana San in Valentines Day Refugees (2007)

An UGLY cuddly creature searches for love and affection from an array of single attractive female gypsies, geisha, and Bible believing gothic girls. Essentially this narrative addresses co-d... Read allAn UGLY cuddly creature searches for love and affection from an array of single attractive female gypsies, geisha, and Bible believing gothic girls. Essentially this narrative addresses co-dependency, jealousy, and romantic frustrations common among men and women every day of the... Read allAn UGLY cuddly creature searches for love and affection from an array of single attractive female gypsies, geisha, and Bible believing gothic girls. Essentially this narrative addresses co-dependency, jealousy, and romantic frustrations common among men and women every day of the year. Ugly or attractive, singles or couples if they're in or looking for a relationship,... Read all

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10/10

A Sad Monster Story

Colorful drama of an ugly creature seeking the meaning of Valentines Day through a series of rejections. Lots of weird costumes, pretty girls, witty lines, and spiritual overtones. I think the characters are three dimensional and believable. The Ghoulee character seems realistic, unique and memorable. Lots of references to DR Laura, Paris Hilton, Shrek, Brad and Angelina, and other familiar things including the Bible. Can you imagine zombies quoting the Bible? Although there a few sprinkled adult overtones, a family can still watch this comfortably. I believe there was another film featuring these same characters made prior to this one that uses Christmas as a backdrop. This film seems to pick up where the other has left off. I would give this film 10 stars because of its tricky way of making you think you are about to see a "silly kids" film, when in actuality it is very very spiritual.