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A genetically-altered fish wreaks havoc on a small fishing town.A genetically-altered fish wreaks havoc on a small fishing town.A genetically-altered fish wreaks havoc on a small fishing town.
Steven Ritzi
- Pilot
- (as Steve Ritzi)
Raoul Max Trujillo
- Ricardo
- (as Raoul Trujillo)
- Director
- Writers
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Did you know
- TriviaThis film was based on the snakehead fish incident in Crofton, Maryland.
- GoofsThe Sheriff's jackets clearly shows a patch stating county, when in actuality, Louisiana is made up of Parishes.
- ConnectionsReferenced in The Holiday (2006)
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This reminded me of two movies: "Tremors" and "Anaconda," but this film was a Class B version and cross between those two "higher class" movies. This film had no known actors - and it showed - and the dialog was pretty stupid, too (not that it was intelligent in those other films.)
However, I have to admit the killer fish were cool. The special-effects on them were very good. These suckers were ugly, scary and life-like. Since most of the humans in this film were unappealing to me, I rooted for the fish. There were several of them, pretty good-sized and pretty tough to stop.
This also was like those sci-fi films of the '50s with the genetically-altered spiders or ants or whatever, making something many times larger and deadly. Here, it was some fish in the Bayou swamps. Some of the action scenes were shocking and were, frankly, the best part of the film. Don't expect much for the first 35 minutes, but once it kicks in, it gets pretty intense.
The language is profane; the people (except for the hero, of course) are pretty scuzzy and stupid. Recommended for those who want to be frightened for an hour and aren't discriminating about the quality of their film-watching!
However, I have to admit the killer fish were cool. The special-effects on them were very good. These suckers were ugly, scary and life-like. Since most of the humans in this film were unappealing to me, I rooted for the fish. There were several of them, pretty good-sized and pretty tough to stop.
This also was like those sci-fi films of the '50s with the genetically-altered spiders or ants or whatever, making something many times larger and deadly. Here, it was some fish in the Bayou swamps. Some of the action scenes were shocking and were, frankly, the best part of the film. Don't expect much for the first 35 minutes, but once it kicks in, it gets pretty intense.
The language is profane; the people (except for the hero, of course) are pretty scuzzy and stupid. Recommended for those who want to be frightened for an hour and aren't discriminating about the quality of their film-watching!
- ccthemovieman-1
- May 8, 2007
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- Budget
- $3,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 24 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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