Komodo vs. Cobra (2005)

While attempting to find a research facility on an island, a group of activists discovers two giant creatures that have escaped the facility.

Director:

Jim Wynorski (as Jay Andrews)

Writers:

William Langlois (as Bill Munroe), Jim Wynorski

Stars:

Michael Paré, Michelle Borth, Ryan McTavish

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Michael Paré	...	Mike A. Stoddard
Michelle Borth	...	Dr. Susan Richardson
Ryan McTavish	...	Jerry Ryan
Renee Talbert	...	Carrie
Jerri Manthey	...	Sandra
Ted Monte	...	Ted
Glori-Anne Gilbert	...	Darla
Rene Rivera	...	Dirk (as René Rivera)
John Henry Richardson	...	Dr. Richardson (as Jay Richardson)
Rod McCary	...	General Bradley
Roark Critchlow	...	Major Garber
Paul Logan	...	Major Frank
Damian T. Raven	...	Weeks (as Damian Raven)
Chris Neville	...	Lerner
Delpaneaux Wills	...	Marsden (as Del Wills)

Storyline

While attempting to find a research facility on an island, a group of activists discovers two giant creatures that have escaped the facility.

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Plot Keywords:

giant snake | giant lizard | scientist | monster versus monster | venom | 

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Taglines:

The Ultimate Battle.

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Comedy | Horror | Sci-Fi | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated PG-13 for creature violence

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

19 August 2005 (USA)

Also Known As:

Komodo vs. King Cobra

Filming Locations:

Arcadia, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$450,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cinetel Films

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

As the survivors escape the island in a helicopter, the pilot is incorrectly in the left seat. Helicopter pilots operate the aircraft from the right seat.

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Goofs

When asked if "he was a pilot", Michael Pare' answers "Airborne Rangers, Gulf War". While some individual Rangers may have their pilot's license, Rangers do not, as part of their jobs, pilot aircraft. The answer is a complete non-sequitor. Pare' later says he "Got his discharge at Pearl"; Pearl harbor is a naval base. Army personnel would be discharged from Schofield Barracks, or perhaps Fort DeRussy, NOT Pearl Harbor.

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Quotes

Susan Richardson: You know if we have to make a run for it, I'd leave that camera and equipment behind.
Sandra Crescent: No way, not a chance. This is a career-maker right here.
Susan Richardson: Provided somebody sees it.
Sandra Crescent: Believe me, it'll be seen. The moment we dock somewhere civilized, this tape is going straight to the nearest broadcast station.
Susan Richardson: That tape's not do you any good if you're in the belly of one of those giants.

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Connections

Featured in Kauai Thru Hollywood (2014)

User Reviews

What is this movie? Something I want dead....

I am currently watching this movie and I have absolutely no hesitation in reviewing it now. The acting is ridiculous. Half the cast must be retired porno actors, and to get kicked off pornos you could imagine the quality of acting.

The graphics are unlike anything I have ever seen. I think there are puppet shows with more believability. They can't even afford blanks for the guns they shoot at the pathetic excuse for monsters. Perhaps I should also note how incredibly impressed I am at the number of 'bullets' their pistols can hold.

If asked to summarise the movie, I would say that someone had rustled up a group of complete no-hopers at the local county-fair, slapped them on an island, added needlessly intense music and let a 6 year old do the editing.

I can honestly not formulate any possible explanation for why this movie was released, recorded on DVD and costs $6 from my local video store for one day. If anything I have received the benefit of knowing that I am a lot smarter than all parties involved in this film.

I hate this movie with great intensity. Why? I wish I knew Captain, I wish I knew....