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A daring jail break during a dangerous Louisiana hurricane is interrupted by a horde of large hungry alligators.A daring jail break during a dangerous Louisiana hurricane is interrupted by a horde of large hungry alligators.A daring jail break during a dangerous Louisiana hurricane is interrupted by a horde of large hungry alligators.
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- TriviaJared Cohn was originally set to direct but was replaced by Brandon Slagle due to a scheduling conflict.
- GoofsAs the prisoners are being transferred from the bus to the jail it is daylight, but for the 'jailbreak' team watching from their cars across the street, it is nighttime.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Sven Uslings Bio: The Flood (2024)
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I'm not one that likes to use hyperboles like "worst movie ever!" (as if anyone really holds track of it during his lifetime!), but this one comes pretty close. I watched it because croc- (like shark-) features are among my guilty pleasures, and Caspar van Dien... well, he too, I admit. The only positive thing I can say is that Caspar van Dien at age 55 still looks great, but that's about it.
From the insipid opening scene up to the very last cringing dialogue this whole movie is deplorably bad. The CGI-crocs may look like crocs, but as soon as they start moving, and especially when they open their jaws (which they constantly do, mostly without reason) they not only look fake but even a bit ridiculous - their teeth look like made of glimmering iron, and in stead of a tongue they have something that looks like a metal plate. There's hardly any tension, the action is totally uninspired, the dialogues are lame, and the acting of most is below every par. Only Nicky Whelan was adequate, and poor Caspar just didn't have so much to act anyway, besides looking grim, running around and shooting randomly at virtual crocs.
It's always a mystery to me how makers, cast and crew can really believe in such obvious tripe - or are they just going through the motions for their paychecks? Who comes up with such a project anyway, and who do they think to please with it?!? Not me for sure, or most of the reviewers here on IMDb.
From the insipid opening scene up to the very last cringing dialogue this whole movie is deplorably bad. The CGI-crocs may look like crocs, but as soon as they start moving, and especially when they open their jaws (which they constantly do, mostly without reason) they not only look fake but even a bit ridiculous - their teeth look like made of glimmering iron, and in stead of a tongue they have something that looks like a metal plate. There's hardly any tension, the action is totally uninspired, the dialogues are lame, and the acting of most is below every par. Only Nicky Whelan was adequate, and poor Caspar just didn't have so much to act anyway, besides looking grim, running around and shooting randomly at virtual crocs.
It's always a mystery to me how makers, cast and crew can really believe in such obvious tripe - or are they just going through the motions for their paychecks? Who comes up with such a project anyway, and who do they think to please with it?!? Not me for sure, or most of the reviewers here on IMDb.
- johannes2000-1
- Aug 23, 2023
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- Budget
- $2,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $25,935
- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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