Feature2002·89m·5.1

Crocodile 2: Death Roll

Horror

After a bank robbery, four criminals escape to Mexico, but a storm causes an accident which takes down the plane where several die in the crash. The criminals take it into their own hands to continue when one survivor is attacked and eaten by a crocodile. The criminals kill it, but from then on the mother Crocodile is on a killing spree with a goal to kill each survivor. But that is not the only worry, because they're trapped within it's world, and if it doesn't kill them, the criminals will.

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Cast

Heidi Lenhart

Mia

Jon Sklaroff

Sol

Martin Kove

Roland

Darryl Theirse

Max

David Valcin

Justin

James Parks

Squid

Steven Moreno

Brian

Chuck Walczak

Zach

Billy Rieck

Pete

Anna Cranage

Julie

Dan Martin

Pilot

Sean Euro

Sean

Suzanne Thirumur

Reese

Teea Laitinen

Amanda

Lalith Sharma

Federale

Vinay Shanker Ponde

Bartender

Eddy Chamichian

Co-Pilot

Rachel Henry

Injured Passenger

Alison Learned Wolf

Counter Attendant

Amera Pasha

News Reporter

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$2.2M
Revenue
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Martien Holdings A.V.V.Millennium Media

Crew

Director

Gary Jones

Writers

Jace Anderson, Boaz Davidson, Adam Gierasch

Alison Learned Wolf

Editor

Gallery

Reviews

Wuchak

12/24/2018

6.0

***Survival in the swamp creature feature*** A nasty group of American bank robbers board a plane to Acapulco, but the craft crashes in a huge swamp. While the thugs and several captives try to make it back to civilization they are stalked by a large legendary crocagator that dwells in the bog. Meanwhile, the beau of one of the flight attendants hires a bush pilot to search for any survivors. “Crocodile 2: Death Swamp” (2002) may be a Grade B creature feature, but it’s surprisingly ambitious. The survival-in-the-swamp angle is refreshing and there’s an adventurous air. The criminals are really wicked and the desperate situation just makes ‘em worse. Although the budget is lower, it’s comparable to “Anaconda” (1997) and “Anacondas: Hunt for the Blood Orchid” (2004). It’s technically not as good as either of those, but it’s not far off. The main weakness is the sometimes weak CGI for the creature. Unfortunately, the better of the two women is gone by the halfway point (Anna Cranage as Julie). But Heidi Lenhart (as Mia) is a’right, I guess. The film runs 1 hour, 20 minutes and was shot in India, with studio work done in Hyderabad. GRADE: B-

Gimly

7/26/2020

3.0

Even for **me**, that was too much swearing. _Final rating:★½: - Boring/disappointing. Avoid where possible._

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