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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0040587990226
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, NTSC
Label: Dmg Entertainment
Manufacturer: Dmg Entertainment
Publisher: Dmg Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: April 13, 1999
Sales Rank: 75387
Studio: Dmg Entertainment
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Good, and could have been better
The movie was good and entertaining but, i found some of the people
just to nice and easygoing for this type of movie. Scotty from Star
Trek is just too nice of a sheriff and cares too much... and some
of the scenes look like they were all shot on the same day and then
edited into their righfull places in the film. So bottom line is
this is a good but not perfect bug/creature movie that is worth at
least one viewing.
Rating:  - Sumptuous!
Bug Buster combines goofy humor, great acting, and powerful storytelling. It is a timeless tale about bugs and the intricate world they inhabit. On the surface, the film is about just this, bugs, but upon deeper inspection the film comments on the tenderness of the human heart and the comprehensiveness of human compassion. Don't miss this touching tale about so much more than insects.
Rating: - BEAM US UP SCOTTIE!
Yes, James Doohan and George Takei, STAR TREK's Scotty and Sulu, are in this movie. Doohan has more screen time as the sheriff, but Takei as an eccentric scientist, looks like he stepped right out of a Japense scifi flick.
BUG BUSTER, an entertaining little flick, has an identity crisis that works against its overall effectiveness. Is it a horror movie with comic touches or is it a comedy with horror touches? It's not out and out satire like the Scary Movie series, and it seems to want to ... Read More
Rating: - One of Heigl's best films
OK, there are two reasons why this film gets 5 stars. You Katherine Heigl fans know what I mean.
Here Heigl's family moves to a small west coast town being pleagued by giant bugs. And only the cast of 'Star Trek' can save her.
For a B movie the production is suprisingly good.
For those of you disapionted by Heigl's recent films 'Valintine' and 'Evil Never Dies' have no fear. Thoses film stunk because Heigl barely had any screen time. In 'Bug Buster' she is truly ... Read More
Rating: - You Need Not Take It Seriously to Like It
BUG BUSTER is one of those rarest of fright films: it knows when not to take itself too seriously even if it does not know when to frighten and when to amuse. The Bug of the movie is the Mother Bug, a flying roach that looks exactly like what is it, some guy on wires wearing a bug suit. It is hard to imagine even small children being fightened, but it is far easier to see that the audience is titillated by overlapping waves of corny dialogue, cheesy special effects, and guest appearances by Star ... Read More
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