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Related: The 10 Best New Movie Monster Characters Of The Decade, Ranked Little, famous director of genre films Halloween 4 and Robert Englund’s 1989 Phantom of the Opera, this film stars mostly small-time actors, but features a plot with a lot more to sink one's teeth into than the original.

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Unlike most sequels, this film expanded on the original story with a more in-depth plot, interesting character conflicts, and equivalent if not better effects, plus a better score.

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The overall best film in the Anaconda series is, surprisingly, the sequel: Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid. However, it is a great deal of fun and should definitely receive more love than it gets. It’s not scientifically accurate, although this film doesn’t make any major scientific blunders aside from the size of the snake, which is an award that can definitely not be given to most of the other films in the series. The biggest things that bring this film down are the simplistic plot, overacting, and the score, which always seems strangely out of place.ĭespite its flaws, this film is overall a satisfying killer animal monster movie, especially if movie-goers measure their expectations appropriately to a horror-comedy about giant killer snakes. It follows the same progression as basically any creature feature or killer animal movie, but the anaconda effects are well-done for 90s CGI and the vocal stylings of legendary voice actor Frank Welker add a lot to the reality of the snake. While the film is not a cinematic masterpiece by any stretch of the mind, the characters are likable and the plot is interesting, if fairly simplistic. The runner-up to best film in the series is the original 1997 Anaconda, directed by Luis Llosa and starring Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube, Jon Voight, and Owen Wilson. There are absolutely better sorority murder films, giant animal fighting movies, and killer animal movies, but it could be a welcome addition to a bad movie marathon or a movie lampooning night with friends. If the audience can look past the innumerable faults, the film itself isn’t the worst. Related: Crawl Saved The Creature Feature Genre From Sharknado The bad acting and even worse writing coupled with more of that infamous late 90s/early 2000s CGI really drag this movie down. Stone and written by Berkeley Anderson, this film is the fifth in both series it features and reprises several classic Lake Placid characters, including Robert Englund as Jim Bickerman and Yancy Butler as Sheriff Reba.įeaturing a plot line that jumps back and forth between three groups (cops, lab corporation, and sorority girls) the film does feature some insane kill scenes from an anaconda constricting a jeep to a crocodile literally exploding from the force of an anaconda's embrace. The final movie in the series is the 2015 crossover with the infamous killer croc series, Lake Placid vs Anaconda.

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