Incident at Loch Ness

    Incident at Loch Ness
    2004

    Synopsis

    When renowned director Werner Herzog and fellow filmmaker Zak Penn set off to explore the legend of Scotland's Loch Ness monster, they uncover much more than they bargained for. Unexplained sightings of the creature and chaos among the crew create an uneasy feeling that things aren't what they seem.

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    Cast

    • Werner HerzogSelf
    • Zak PennSelf
    • Kitana BakerSelf
    • Gabriel BeristainSelf
    • Russell Williams IISelf
    • David A. DavidsonSelf
    • Michael KarnowSelf
    • Robert O'MearaSelf
    • Steve GardnerSelf
    • John BaileySelf - Crew of Herzog in Wonderland

    Recommendations

    • 90

      L.A. Weekly

      Razor sharp and funny as hell, Incident at Loch Ness is the harpoon hurled into the hot-air balloon of “reality” entertainment.
    • 75

      New York Post

      Can be taken as a parable about cinema art vs. commerce. If that's too much to think about, just enjoy the off-beat humor.
    • 70

      Variety

      Constructed Chinese-box style as a series of films within films, with a faked one about the Loch Ness monster at the center, "Incident" will have maximum impact for the first auds to catch it before its sly central joke gets out.
    • 70

      Los Angeles Times

      An amusing mock documentary that spends considerable energy artfully trying to make you believe it's real as real can be. The movie is transparently a fake, but its counterfeit nature is the heart of its charm.
    • 60

      TV Guide Magazine

      It's actually a clever commentary on documentary filmmaking, an pretty good monster movie to boot.
    • 58

      Entertainment Weekly

      Incident at Loch Ness, unfortunately, is a riddle wrapped in a hoax stuffed inside a crock.
    • 50

      Village Voice

      The film slowly sheds its convincing identity as nonfiction and becomes a cruel parody of making-of docs, studio-movie pandering, and showbiz egomania.
    • 50

      Christian Science Monitor

      Starts cleverly but becomes more preposterous as it goes along.