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Okay
This movie was .... Okay. For people who like movies like this will like it. But it's not got very good actor's. The story line is good, There wasn't much cursing at all. The monster. He wasn't very real looking at all. Violence. It was okay.All in all if it's like on sale for $9.99 or $5.99 or less. I'll buy it. If your looking for a bloodfest scary movie, this isn't the one. But if you like all the movies likethis you'll injoy it. I did.

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Watch Jurassic Park or Ice Age instead
Jurassic Park is a good movie in which prehistoric predators are cloned, Ice Age is a good movie with sabertooths. This is why SciFi should never have canceled MST3K. Basically its just another disgrace to horror/monster/sci movies. The characters are about as bright as slasher victims are, the plot takes stupid twists, the killer animal eats way too many people for it to believably have actually killed. Bloody gory deaths, only a few characters live, one dumb blond goes crazy and for some reason thinks her monster will obey her ,blah, blah, blah blah,
You get what I'm saying. Besides Diego is so much cooler a sabertoothed cat.

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LITTLE BIT LONG IN THE TOOTH
SABERTOOTH joins the countless direct to video shockers that would have been better with a bigger budget and a more talented cast.
David Keith, fresh from his non-acting role in DEEP SHOCK, plays an Indiana Jones ripoff great tracker, who delivers his lines as if he were on Ex-lax, and afraid the motion may motivate? Vanessa Angel should probably take Acting 101 to remember the basics; John Rhys Davies should just be ashamed at himself, and Josh Halloway looks good in tee-shirts, and tries to maintain a sense of character.
The effects on this go from bad to horrendous, but even then, credit is given that the film does have some suspenseful shocking sequences.
Not a real howler, nor a real horror, this movie is one you could rent, but don't buy.