God, this movie. Left me horrified, moved, and impressed. My god. The goblin is so realistic looking, I mean, I honestly thought I was watching a documentary. The characters have such depth, the actors have such range...it's phenomenal. We need more goblin representation in the media and in Hollywood, as they are incredibly important figures in everyday life. I even married one, and am now carrying its child, like the lead in this movie. Loved it.

I watched most of the film (had to fast forward through some of the parts though, because the acting was...clunky) but-the romantic development between the main actress and the goblin was heart wrenching. Romeo and Juliet can eat their heart out-these two made me laugh, cry, scream, pee-everything. I can't wait to read some fanfiction on the two. Might write some of my own. I hope that they both raise their child well together.

A family with issues moves into a neighborhood where the pets are going missing. We know from the title it is not a bear or a cougar. Danny (Joe Cummings) has some anger management issues and his son (Weston Banning) is a hateful teen. Sara (Ashley Rene') is trying to cope with her near mute son Sam (Houston Towe). Ashley and Sam have seen the creature while Danny and son make fun of them.

The sound track was annoying. It was designed to make the viewer feel tension, making the feature more about the family drama than the titled creature. The acting was bad as were all the characters.

Guide: F-word, implied rough sex, brief nudity (Ashley Rene')