Splice

Splice is a Hollywood new release and falls in the horror genre which offers a lot of chilly moments to the audience. The film is directed by Vincenzo Natalli and produced by Guillermo del Toro and the story is very interesting that of geneticists trying to experiment that has never been done before. The scientists Brody and Polley achieve instant fame by splicing human DNA with that of several animals and end up creating a unbelievable creature.

The young and ambitious scientists don't care for ethics and blend genes of human and animal to create the creature. What follows is their quest to hide their creation from the prying eyes of the world, but needles to say, they fail to do so. The creature is named "Dren", which is initially a deformed female infant and gradually with time develops into a full grown-up creature having both the characteristics of human and animal.

The director describes the movie as , “about finding humanity in the monster and… the monsters that lurk within humanity.” This riveting film is written by Vincenzo Natali, Antoinette Terry Bryant and Doug Taylor. The film stars Adrien Brody, Sarah Polley, David Howett. This upcoming Hollywood movie shows promise of being a big film in the genre of sci-fi horror and much emphasis is laid on the special effects. The images released have a peculiar effect on the mind because one gets to see unique combination of beauty with some odd features and the result is a dual effect on the mind. It is hard to believe the creative genius of the team which has come up with this interesting concept which will amuse and at the same time scare them.

A special mention of Dan Quellette of Neurotica is a must as he is the person responsible for creating the eye-popping creature in the film. The film will release this year and is also a part of the prestigious Sundance Film Festival 2010. Splice is a must watch for those movie goers who love to have their popcorn while biting their nails in fear as this story of evolution will certainly give them goosebumps.