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A group of college friends are attacked by a giant man-eating crocodile while on spring break.A group of college friends are attacked by a giant man-eating crocodile while on spring break.A group of college friends are attacked by a giant man-eating crocodile while on spring break.
D.W. Reiser
- Kit
- (as Doug Reiser)
Rhett Wilkins
- Foster
- (as Rhett Jordan)
Terrence Evans
- Shurkin
- (as T. Evans)
Vern Crofoot
- Harvey
- (as R. Vern Crofoot)
Adam Gierasch
- Lester
- (as Adam Redmond)
Kip Addotta
- Stanley the Fisherman
- (as Kip Addota)
Mark A. Watters
- Helicopter Pilot
- (as Mark Watters)
Chris Innis
- Additional Voice
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaShurkin shoots at Flat Dog with a sawn-off Trapdoor Springfield Rifle.
- GoofsClaire, Brady and Duncan jump from a blazing boat, but there are no flames by the time they get to dry land.
- Quotes
Annabelle: I've survived 19 years in New York City. Murders, rapists, muggers, you name it! Now I'm gonna be eaten by a fucking monster?
Duncan McKay: Annabelle, why don't you take the phone profinity and shove it up your ass!
- ConnectionsFeatured in Phelous & the Movies: Crocophile (2011)
- SoundtracksAnywhere
Performed by Station Victoria
Featured review
Surprisingly directed by the late directing legend Tobe Hooper
A group of college students unknowingly enrage a large female Nile crocodile that goes to a killing spree.
Hot off the heels of Lake Placid, unfortunately, Tobe Hooper's offering shares more with SyFy Channel or a DTV film than it does with his directing highlights, which is a crying shame. Elliot Rockett's cinematography of the bright locations steals it of some much needed atmosphere and the abundance of dodgy CGI effects ruins the croc of what would have been quite a good story, so much so Jurassic Park 3 would later borrow from it.
Hooper's talent is sadly kept behind the camera and doesn't really appear on screen. Caitlin Martin does a good turn as Claire, but most of the cast struggle with the paint by numbers script delivering a handful of over the top performances.
It's unexplainably not a great giant crocodile given the talent involved. Surprisingly Crocodile 2: Death Swamp is much more fun.
Hot off the heels of Lake Placid, unfortunately, Tobe Hooper's offering shares more with SyFy Channel or a DTV film than it does with his directing highlights, which is a crying shame. Elliot Rockett's cinematography of the bright locations steals it of some much needed atmosphere and the abundance of dodgy CGI effects ruins the croc of what would have been quite a good story, so much so Jurassic Park 3 would later borrow from it.
Hooper's talent is sadly kept behind the camera and doesn't really appear on screen. Caitlin Martin does a good turn as Claire, but most of the cast struggle with the paint by numbers script delivering a handful of over the top performances.
It's unexplainably not a great giant crocodile given the talent involved. Surprisingly Crocodile 2: Death Swamp is much more fun.
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- amesmonde
- Apr 26, 2022
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- Budget
- $2,800,000 (estimated)
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