Crustacean 2009
"He clawed his way to the top!"
In the sleepy backroads of rural America, a grotesque horror unfolds when a monstrous lobster-clawed creature escapes captivity, leaving behind a trail of shocking violence. Director L.J.
Director: L.J. Dopp
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Crustacean (2009) about?
*Crustacean* follows a mutated, lobster-clawed freak that escapes from a sideshow and unleashes a reign of terror on a rural community. The creature's gruesome rampage blends horror with dark humor, as locals struggle to survive the onslaught of violence.
Who directed Crustacean?
L.J. Dopp directed *Crustacean*, crafting a unique horror-comedy hybrid with a distinctly lurid and unsettling tone.
Who stars in Crustacean?
The film stars Hannah Harper, Peter Atkins, Angela Berliner, Brian Sheridan, and Elissa Dowling, delivering performances that balance camp and menace.
Is Crustacean (2009) worth watching?
While it didn't secure an IMDb rating, *Crustacean* is a niche pick for horror fans who love bizarre creature features. Its mix of gore, dark comedy, and low-budget charm makes it a cult curiosity worth a watch for enthusiasts of offbeat horror.
How long is Crustacean?
The runtime for *Crustacean* is 92 minutes.
About Crustacean (2009) — A Sideshow Horror Comedy with Claws
In the sleepy backroads of rural America, a grotesque horror unfolds when a monstrous lobster-clawed creature escapes captivity, leaving behind a trail of shocking violence. Director L.J. Dopp delivers a twisted blend of body horror and dark comedy in *Crustacean (2009)*, a creature feature that defies expectations with its lurid sideshow origins and unhinged revenge spree. The film's eerie atmosphere is heightened by its small-town setting, where paranoia and gore collide as the creature picks off unsuspecting locals one gruesome bite at a time.
Hannah Harper leads the cast alongside Peter Atkins and Angela Berliner, grounding the film's absurd premise in raw, unsettling performances. *Crustacean* isn't just another monster flick—it's a surreal descent into madness, where the grotesque meets the darkly humorous. With its low-budget grit and unapologetic shocks, it's a cult gem for horror fans craving something offbeat and visceral.