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Title: Supercroc
Post by: Andrew on March 28, 2008, 02:51:38 PM
Reader review by Vultur.  A fig bucking crocodile appears out of nowhere and immediately heads for Los Angeles.  The military is confused at first ("That can't be a crocodile...can it?"), but eventually starts shooting at the giant reptile.

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Title: Re: Supercroc
Post by: I LUV DOLMA on April 14, 2008, 11:28:02 PM
I HATE THIS MOVIE! I HATE THiS MOVIE I HATE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH!


I rented this one night when i was bored and it actually made me even more bored. The CG effects for these kinds of movies were actually better back in 1999 and 2000. When are they going to stop making giant killer croc movies?


Title: Re: Supercroc
Post by: Alex Cull on April 16, 2008, 10:42:44 AM
Impervious to bullets - this is actually typical of monsters, but there's usually a twist, as they can often be done in by lowly stuff like drain cleaner or salt water. My favourite is in a novel called Night of the Crabs by Guy N Smith. Gigantic crabs emerge from the sea and shrug off bombs and missiles fired by the Air Force; they have thick carapaces, you see. Then someone has a brainwave and suggests spraying weed killer ("because it kills everything" or some similar quote) and it works!

About the lousy CGI; I haven't seen Supercroc yet but I have seen Crocodile by Tobe Hooper, and the effects were bad enough in that.

About giant croc movies; another problem is that we're running out of places these monsters can originate from. Underground caves, mysterious lakes, the jungle, the sewers, genetic research facilities, it's all pretty much been covered. Where next - outer space??


Title: Re: Supercroc
Post by: Kitten_Pie on August 13, 2008, 12:44:49 PM
I love the Saturday Sci Fi flicks for the uber cheez. But this looks like complete trash...

10,000 tons....Holy WTF Batman!! that's 20,000,000 pounds! And this thing is in LA near fault zones?!?!

What kept the earthquakes at bay?

Ahhh my bad...IITS....