Majorthebys Charming and brutal

CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Mathster The movie runs out of plot and jokes well before the end of a two-hour running time, long for a light comedy.

Francene Odetta It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

SnoopyStyle The alien pumpkin guts have turned the carrots into mutant zombie carrots. One bite can turn anybody into zombies. BOB (Seth Rogen)'s incompetence makes the situation worst and worst. He even accidentally turns The Missing Link into a zombie. When a carrot fails to turn BOB, Dr. Cockroach realizes that he's immune to the carrots since he has no brain. Sadly for BOB, saving humanity may require him to eat his vegetable. I love BOB and Seth Rogen is a perfect fit for the idiot. This is a fun little Halloween short. Not all the characters are here but the ones that are here work well together. This is what a short should be.

Horst in Translation (filmreviews@web.de) "Night of the Living Carrots" is a 12-minute short film from 4 years ago and an official addition to the animated Monsters vs. Aliens franchise. This is also why most of the voice actors from the film, actually some well-known names like Seth Rogen, Kiefer Sutherland and Jeffrey Tambor, show up in this little movie as well. The world (or the front yard) is full of possessed little carrots and it's our heroes' task to get rid off them before they take over. The writer and director is Robert Porter who worked on several very famous films in the past already, even if not in such commanding positions. Here he does. However, I must say I did not find this short film as funny as I hoped I would. Not recommended, even if I like the sinister carrots.

kill-the-boxtrolls Here is a poor copy of Night of the Living Dead that I watched on my 3DS. I was so excited to see it since it was a continuation of the Halloween special; unfortunately, it doesn't seem much of a continuation and perhaps the worst continuation I have ever seen. It starts where we left off, a mutant carrot comes out of the soil and The Missing Link destroys it. Here, we see everyone except for Susan, which really disappoints me what happened to everyone else. I mean, where is Susan? She is a central character with critical acclaim and she isn't even in there. So it would've been excellent to have her in there. Then we can see the carrots eating up all those annoying children and that would've made a wonderful Halloween special.There are not many humorous moments in there. Monsters vs. Aliens has went downhill.