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Title: Crocodile (2000) Post by: Mr. Muddang on March 06, 2003, 03:57:35 AM ... about a couple of teenagers sexing around in a yacht, while a giant mutant crocodile starts to chase them. The monster is sometimes walking bipedal. It's pretty intelligent for a croc though, at one point dragging an entire car into the water to conceal the evidence. I didn't know crocodiles were concerned about police investigations... It's a classic of super-bad teen horror movies.
Grades: Acting: ZERO (all performers look like they were just picked up from streets) Plot: no comment. Editing: LOWER than amateurish Y'know what sucks worse? It sounds like they're saving the "death roll" for the SEQUEL, entitled Crocodile II: Death Roll. Title: Re: Crocodile (2000) Post by: Mr. Muddang on March 06, 2003, 04:05:10 AM > ... about a couple of teenagers sexing around in a yacht,
> while a giant mutant crocodile starts to chase them. Errata: it was a BOAT, not a yacht. Title: Re: Crocodile (2000) Post by: haze on March 06, 2003, 03:32:00 PM Well hey, if you just want a crap flick crocodile and it's sequel can give it to you!
I thought they were fun and worth a rent though... Title: Re: Crocodile (2000) Post by: Evan3 on March 06, 2003, 04:27:27 PM Looks like something to rent
Title: Re: Crocodile (2000) Post by: DARKWOLF on March 06, 2003, 04:33:01 PM I didn't even like this movie when I saw it on the SciFi Channel it was mess up why would a girl stick her head in that crocodile mouth that was stupid.
Title: Re: Crocodile (2000) Post by: Dunners on March 08, 2003, 01:53:56 AM at what point did she do that? Is this that crappy crocodile flick by tobe hooper? dotn remember that happening.
Title: Re: Crocodile (2000) Post by: Mr. Muddang on March 08, 2003, 07:09:50 AM Dunners wrote:
> at what point did she do that? What are you talking about? > Is this that crappy crocodile flick by tobe hooper? It SURE is . It's Tobe Hooper's crowning low budget masterpiece. Title: Re: Crocodile (2000) Post by: DARKWOLF on March 09, 2003, 01:28:59 AM In the store the one with the little dog.
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