Stephen Cedars, Benji Kleiman	...	(Director)
Stephen Cedars, Benji Kleiman, Scott Yacyshyn	...	(Writer)
Mary Nepi	...	Sara Steinberg
Gabrielle Elyse	...	Hayley Chamberlain
J.J. Nolan	...	Kate Steinberg
Austin Fryberger	...	Skyler Cole
Nick Gomez	...	Oscar Ruiz
Rich Fulcher	...	Dave
Ashley Argota	...	Kiana
Amy Landecker	...	Nurse Cheryl
Logan Rogan	...	Mr. Rubin
Alex Skinner	...	Jerome
Amy Arburn	...	Blair
Gabriella Gourdin	...	Tegan
David H. Stevens	...	Protester
Mark Sande	...	Dr. Friedman
David Christian Welborn	...	Bill Cole
Christopher Doucet	...	Composer
Nate Hurtsellers	...	Cinematographer

Comments: "Whoa! Okay, that was way more butthole than I was expecting"

It's too bad they tried to use that punchline twice more.

It takes 20 minutes or so for the film to find its rhythm, to mold its obnoxiousness into something witty. I laughed out loud many times watching this. YMMV. The three main actors are quite good at the over-the-top acting required for a really good editor to make this kind of thing work. That's the best part of SNATCHERS: the editing. It's musical, rhythmic. Nothing new, but executed very well. And the Sound Design is equal to it.

The gore and the aliens aren't the attraction. It's the humor in spite of it all, especially if you can find it funny, for example, when someone simply gasps or screams --if it's edited in well.

Summary: After status-obsessed teen Sara has sex for the first time, she wakes up the next day nine months pregnant-with an alien.