Director:
Tobe HooperCámara:
Eliot RockettMúsica:
Serge ColbertReparto:
Mark McLachlan, Caitlin Martin, Chris Solari, D. W. Reiser, Julie Mintz, Adam Gierasch, Rhett Wilkins, Terrence Evans, Harrison Young, Greg Wayne (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Un grupo de chicos y chicas van a pasar unos días de vacaciones en un gran lago a bordo de un barco de recreo. Sin embargo, algo inesperado alterará sus planes. Unos cazadores furtivos destruyen un nido de huevos, sin saber que son las crías de un monstruoso cocodrilo. La criatura, en busca de venganza, emprende una serie de despiadados ataques contra todo lo que se encuentra a su paso (Filmin)
(más)Reseñas (2)
Before it started getting taken too seriously and the crocodile just looked evil, occasionally biting and possibly crushing cars, I was quite forgiving, but the entire second half, which culminates in dogs jumping between the jaws and idiots climbing out of the crocodile's throat, is unbearable.
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This piece of work (I dare not call it a film) is an example of how Americans get bored and out of that boredom they make a complete bullshit of gigantic proportions. A crocodile, or rather a floating log or digital gobbledygook – you have to see it. I mustn't forget the embarrassing bunch of whiny and insufferable wannabe actors who have room temperature IQs, because I can't explain their behaviour otherwise. Pitifulness and embarrassment of the first degree!
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