Watchers II Movie Watch HD
Psychic Connection: Dog vs. Monster
Horror,Science Fiction United States of America
Watchers II is a 1990 science fiction horror film directed by Thierry Notz. The movie is based on the novel Watchers by Dean Koontz and is a sequel to the 1988 movie Watchers.
In the film, a genetically modified golden retriever named Einstein has been enhanced with increased intelligence and physical abilities through a top-secret military experiment. At the same time, a group of scientists working on a genetic research project accidentally creates a deadly monster.
The monster, which possesses incredible strength and intelligence, escapes from the lab and begins a killing spree. Meanwhile, Einstein manages to escape from his handlers and stumbles upon the monster.
To everyone's surprise, Einstein forms a psychic link with the creature. Through this link, Einstein learns that the monster is not inherently evil but was driven to violence due to the pain and suffering it had endured during the experiment.
Determined to help the monster, Einstein and his owner, Travis, embark on a mission to save the creature from the authorities who seek to destroy it. Along the way, they encounter various obstacles and must face the reality that the monster's increasing strength and intelligence may make it impossible to control.
The movie features performances by Marc Singer, Tracy Scoggins, and Jonathan Farwell, among others. It received mixed reviews upon release but has since become a cult classic among fans of science fiction and horror.
In the film, a genetically modified golden retriever named Einstein has been enhanced with increased intelligence and physical abilities through a top-secret military experiment. At the same time, a group of scientists working on a genetic research project accidentally creates a deadly monster.
The monster, which possesses incredible strength and intelligence, escapes from the lab and begins a killing spree. Meanwhile, Einstein manages to escape from his handlers and stumbles upon the monster.
To everyone's surprise, Einstein forms a psychic link with the creature. Through this link, Einstein learns that the monster is not inherently evil but was driven to violence due to the pain and suffering it had endured during the experiment.
Determined to help the monster, Einstein and his owner, Travis, embark on a mission to save the creature from the authorities who seek to destroy it. Along the way, they encounter various obstacles and must face the reality that the monster's increasing strength and intelligence may make it impossible to control.
The movie features performances by Marc Singer, Tracy Scoggins, and Jonathan Farwell, among others. It received mixed reviews upon release but has since become a cult classic among fans of science fiction and horror.