Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Corin Nemec | ... | Tull | |
Yancy Butler | ... | Reba | |
Skye Lourie | ... | Bethany | |
Robert Englund | ... | Jim Bickerman | |
Annabel Wright | ... | Sarah Murdoch | |
Oliver Walker | ... | Deputy Ferguson | |
Laura Dale | ... | Tiffani | |
Ali Eagle | ... | Margo | |
Georgia Jay | ... | Jennifer (as Georgina Philipps) | |
Heather Gilbert | ... | Jane | |
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Jenny May Darcy | ... | Melissa |
Nigel Barber | ... | Mayor | |
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Kalina Stoimenova | ... | Megan |
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Carolina Bratanova | ... | Heather |
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Sophia Lorenti | ... | Amber |
Jim Bickerman, the intrepid poacher and now the lucky one-eyed survivor of the reptilian attack in Lake Placid: The Final Chapter (2012), has joined forces with a pharmaceutical company, to catch a crocodile for their bizarre cross-breeding experiments. Of course, nothing goes as planned, and now, the once-fenced-off area near Maine's Black Lake is rife with ravenous crocodiles and killer anacondas, threatening to devour not only the inhabitants but also an unsuspecting team of college sorority girls. Once more, it's up to no-nonsense Sheriff Reba, along with the Fish and Wildlife officer, Will Tull, to stop the scaly menace, as the members of both aggressive species won't stop fighting until the extinction of the opponent. Is there an escape from the mandibles of death? Written by Nick Riganas
A giant crocodile from "Black Lake" is captured by muscle-bound Stephen Billington (as Beach) and hook-armed Robert Englund (as Jim Bickerman). This is so a team of scientists can experiment on crocodile and snake DNA. The animals escape and begin to eat people. Six miles away, the attacks continue in "Clear Lake". Fish and wildlife officer Corin Nemec (as Will "Tull" Tully) from "Clear Lake" teams up with "Black Lake" sheriff and neighbor Yancy Butler (as Reba) to investigate...
This Syfy TV movie combines three concepts; we have the "Lake Placid" series, the "Anaconda" spin-offs and the "vs" match-ups. This story is not three times as good, however. This is average fare. "A.B. Stone" and writer Berkeley Anderson have the most fun with a couple of secondary items. First, clumsy deputy Oliver Walker (as Ferguson) is good comic relief. Second, there is a generous amount of screen time given to beautifully-proportioned young women in tight-fitting bikinis.
*** Lake Placid vs Anaconda (4/25/15) A.B. Stone ~ Corin Nemec, Yancy Butler, Robert Englund, Oliver Walker