Bats Collection

The Bats Collection comprises two films centered around a terrifying premise: genetically mutated bats terrorizing a Texas town. The collection began with the 1999 film Bats, directed by Louis Morneau and starring Lou Diamond Phillips and Dina Meyer. This film follows zoologist Sheila Casper and Sheriff Emmett Kimsey as they attempt to eradicate the creatures before they inflict further casualties. A TV movie sequel, Bats: Human Harvest, was produced by the Sci-Fi Channel in 2007, continuing the story. The collection's total runtime is 175 minutes, with a combined budget of $5,250,000 and revenue of $10,200,000 across both installments. The films within the Bats Collection offer a horror experience focused on a conflict between humanity and a rapidly evolving, dangerous species. The collection spans from 1999 to 2007, presenting a two-part narrative exploring the consequences of genetic mutation and the struggle for survival against overwhelming odds.