just watch it!

Amateur movie with Big budget

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

Musician Vincent Raven (Alice Cooper) loads up the gear and his band to travel to his boyhood home to film a music video. Along with the band is his girlfriend (Victoria Vera). Entering town, Vincent is met by a childhood friend, (Ricardo Palacious), who just happens to be the local sheriff. Vincent and his crew are warned of wild dogs running loose and killing area residents. The back story is that about twenty years earlier, Vincent's own father was killed by an angry mob. The towns people thought he was a...werewolf. The star knows different; meanwhile the townsfolk fear that Vincent is just like his old man.This is an Italian film, so voices have been over dubbed. The acting isn't much, but all considering, MONSTER DOG is a decent late night creature feature. Alice Cooper manages to sing two songs, "See Me In The Mirror" and "Identity Crisis", that were never released for fourteen years.Also in the cast: Fernando Conde, Pepita James, Carlos Santurio, Emilio Lender and Charly Bravo.

An Italian 80's horror film starring Alice Cooper. I think he offered to do this on the pretense that it was only going to be distributed somewhere overseas. Oops. This one has Cooper going to an old mansion to shoot a rock video. There is two songs of his that he performs in faux videos that I don't think he released on anything else so if you are a fan check it out.The town is rampant with wild dogs all attacking everyone where we later learn they are being controlled by a werewolf. The violence is mild in this one.The film is corny as hell but fun to watch. Alice Cooper doesn't do too bad of a job.

You know it never ceases to amaze me the how people don't do their homework. Everyone who comments on the dubbing of the movie needs to understand that Italian films, especially from the 70's and 80's, were shot in each actors natural language then dubbed later to whatever language was needed. So each actor during filming was speaking his/her language. Most of the time actors couldn't understand each other within a scene. A lot of times they didn't even record sound! Its embarrassing that people don't even look into these types of things, and then they comment on it.This is a bad movie but in a good way. Its cool to see Alice Cooper try his hand at acting, but you see why he never hit it big in the movies. Monster Dog is silly 80's trash, but I loved it.

I am a huge Alice Cooper fan. I go to at least one gig on each of his UK tours, and he is the best live act I have ever seen. I own around twenty of his albums on CD. I also generally like bad movies, horror movies, and bad horror movies. In fact, I enjoy nearly every film I ever watch, regardless of genre or quality.I did not enjoy Monster Dog. Not even a little bit. It was excruciating.This is, quite simply, the worst film I have ever seen. Not so bad it's good; just so bad. So very, very bad. Not one single person involved with it was even remotely competent in any way. The dialogue sucks, the acting sucks (to the point where they frequently don't even have good cue pick-up), the pacing sucks (partly because of the aforementioned lack of cue pick- up), the cinematography sucks, the effects suck, and there aren't even any hot women. It is excruciatingly boring. There are two Alice numbers on the soundtrack, one of which is half- decent. Download them and save yourself the hassle, because they are the only reason to watch this picture.