The Beasts Are on the Streets

In a small town, a group of teenagers stumbles upon a mysterious, otherworldly force that begins to possess them, turning them into violent, monstrous beings. As the town's population dwindles and fear escalates, a lone survivor must find a way to stop the rampage before everyone succumbs to the terrifying plague.

The film received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike, often cited as a low-budget, poorly executed horror film with little redeeming value. It is generally considered an obscure and forgotten entry in the horror genre.

• Praised for its ambitious, albeit failed, attempt at a unique horror premise.

• Criticized for its amateurish direction, weak acting, and nonsensical plot.

• Considered a prime example of a poorly made, forgotten 70s horror flick.

Google audience: Audience reviews are extremely scarce, but the few available suggest a profound disappointment with the film's production quality and storytelling.

Despite its obscurity, "The Beasts Are on the Streets" has gained a small cult following among fans of obscure and so-bad-it's-good horror films due to its bewildering plot and earnest, if flawed, execution.