Lake Placid 3 (TV 2010) 3.4
Killer crocodiles and their offspring terrorize residents of a small community. Director:Griff FurstWriter:David Reed |
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Lake Placid 3 (TV 2010) 3.4
Killer crocodiles and their offspring terrorize residents of a small community. Director:Griff FurstWriter:David Reed |
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Nathan Bickerman
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Susan Bickerman
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Ellie
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Brett
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Aaron
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Bianca Ilich | ... |
Vica
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Angelica Penn | ... |
Tara
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Brian Landon | ... |
Charlie Berman
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Atanas Srebrev | ... |
Jonas
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Donald Andersen | ... |
Walt
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| Roxanne Pallett | ... |
April
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James Marchant | ... |
Jason
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A game warden moves his family to Lake Placid, once the site of deadly crocodile attacks. Locals assure him the crocs are gone, but his mischievous young son finds a few baby crocs and begins feeding them. They quickly grow into very big adults and start attacking the game warden's family and nearby town. Written by Anonymous
Brazenly ridiculous. It has little to do with the self-satirical original Lake Placid, other than the name. For whatever reason, somebody thought the bargain-basement LP2 warranted a sequel, or a remake, or whatever. So there's yet another generation of these hungry chomping monsters.
Except for Michael Ironside as the quintessential skeptic hick sheriff, and the guy from Eureka poking fun at his Eureka character, the acting is laughably amateurish. The teen actors fare worst; when the girls scream, the shrill noise they emit sounds like an old Talking Tina doll with a broken speech mechanism. The laughable teen soap opera plot doesn't help the paper-thin throw-away characters, either. The knife-wielding nut wasn't bad, considering the outlandish cliché she got stuck with. Don't get me started on that latchkey kid and his weird problems. Throw-away characters have "gator meal" stamped on their heads at all times.
Could the director explain why the gators always grab people's shoes, and drag them for 20 minutes before they decide whether to kill them or not? Do they like to nibble on shoes?
Go in with a "laugh at dumb it is" MST3K attitude, and there'll be a few moments that will not disappoint.