This is always a very crucial point at every year’s FFF, the opening of the long expected festival. And this one was a really good one, it combined all segments that would reapper in the films of the festival (quoting the intro from the FFF crew here). We got Martial Arts fighting, we got blood, we got spooks and shocks and...well, we got bad effects. If the monster had only been shown in the dark instead of the badly computer annimated teletubby (I agree, that’s a bit too much ;-)) this would have the best chances to get a real top spot in the genre charts, so it still stands as a good picture, but not as masterpiece for me...