I actually didn't really know what I was getting myself into here. But still, I had the chance to watch "Abnormal Attraction", and I must admit that I am glad that I took the time to watch it.

Why? Well, because "Abnormal Attraction" from director Michael Leavy turned out to be rather enjoyable, and I really liked the way that the different segments - or chapters - were interwoven and tied together. Sure, the movie bears some visible hints at being semi low budget, but it hardly matters given the storyline and the colorful characters.

The movie also actually have some nice acting performances, and it was a nice treat to see the likes of Leslie Easterbrook, Malcolm McDowell and Bruce Davison in this movie. However, in my opinion, then it was Jason Leavy - playing Finbar - whom stole the spotlight with his performance and his character. I was so entertained by that.

There is an abundance of colorful characters in the character gallery, and that really helped to make the movie more enjoyable. Some of the make-up and prosthetics were low budget, for sure, but it really didn't matter to a movie of this caliber and specific genre. Actually, it just added to the charm of the movie.

If you enjoy off-beat movies, then you owe it to yourself to sit down and watch "Abnormal Attraction".

In the world of Abnormal Attraction, mythical creatures are real and must learn to co-exist with humans. However, if you thought there was prejudice before, it gets even worse. However, this film has three different storylines that all come together. Plus, it's literally packed with stars.

It all starts when Dr. Stanley Cole (Bruce Davison, Willard) takes over the AA group from the usual leader Nick, who has been kidnapped by a witch (Leslie Easterbrook from Police Academy) and the Boogeyman (Malcolm McDowell) as his fiancee tries to track him down.

If you love horror, you'll be delighted by some of the heavyweights that show up here, like Tyler Mane (the Michael Myers of Rob Zombie's Halloween films) as a cyclops. For big stars, there's also Jim Hanks, Tom's brother, as Frankenstein's Monster. If you're more of the Howard Stern school of humor, you'll find a lot to like with Gilbert Gottfried as the Pig Man and Ron Jeremy as the tooth fairy.

There's plenty of gross-out gags and gore, too. I enjoyed the film, as it has a great look, but it could have used some trimming as it's hour and forty-seven-minute running time feels a little long. But don't let my short attention span keep you away from this fun movie!

I mean, how often do you see a guy try to sleep with Bigfoot and get torn to pieces?

Bonkers of madness that not many appreciated, I love weird though! I definitely understand the people that highly rated Abnormal Attraction those that did aren't fake reviewers it's basically a guilty pleasure type with bad acting throughout and unique characters. Would be even better on drugs.