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Title: Piranha II: The Spawning (1981)
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| Tricia O'Neil | ... | Anne Kimbrough | |
| Steve Marachuk | ... | Tyler Sherman | |
| Lance Henriksen | ... | Police Chief Steve Kimbrough (as Lance Henricksen) | |
| Ricky Paull Goldin | ... | Chris Kimbrough (as Ricky G. Paull) | |
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Ted Richert | ... | Raoul, Hotel Manager |
| Leslie Graves | ... | Allison Dumont | |
| Carole Davis | ... | Jai | |
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Connie Lynn Hadden | ... | Loretta |
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Arnie Ross | ... | Mal the Cook |
| Tracey Berg | ... | Beverly (as Tracy Berg) | |
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Albert Sanders | ... | Leo Bell, D.D.S. |
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Anne Pollack | ... | Mrs. Wilson |
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Hildy Magnasun | ... | Myrna Benotti |
| Phil Colby | ... | Ralph Benotti | |
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Lee Krug | ... | Ron 'Ronny', the Lifeguard |
A sunken US supply ship off a Caribbean island resort is the focus for a series of mysterious piranha attacks. Investigating the death of one of her son's companions after a scuba-diving trip, Anne Kimbrough breaks into the morgue with holidaymaker Tyler Sherman, only to discover that the fish have wings and can fly. But the hotel manager refuses to call off the annual fish fry on the beach, with inevitable consequences... Written by Michael Brooke <michael@everyman.demon.co.uk>
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If you guessed Sidney Poitier you'd be wrong. So begins James Cameron's fascination with water. And what humble beginnings they are. Cameron would probably like to forget this one, because it is sadly less perfect than Dante's original. In Piranha II: The Spawning you're no longer safe outside the water. This time they can fly. Now, with a premise like that you expect certain things. Evil, flying, man-eating fish just begs for comedy. But I assure you, this film is never played for laughs; and that's its downfall. Dante's Piranha had elements of comedy in it and this one should have followed suit (especially with flying fish!!!). Make-up legend Giannetto De Rossi did the effects for the film, however, the picture quality on the VHS I was watching was so muddled I couldn't appreciate them. The fish themselves are still accompanied by that menacing sound effect, so they still have that going for them. Unless you're a hardcore Lance Henriksen/James Cameron fan, I'd say you can miss this one.