Director:Don E. FauntLeRoy
Writer:David C. Olson (writer)
Release Date:28 February 2009 (USA)
Genre:Action | Horror
Writer:David C. Olson (writer)
Release Date:28 February 2009 (USA)
Genre:Action | Horror
Cast :
Crystal Allen... Amanda
Calin Stanciu... Alex
Linden Ashby... Jackson
Danny Midwinter... Scott
Ana Ularu... Heather
Anca-Ioana Androne... Wendy
Emil Hostina... Eugene
Review :
At the beginning of the movie we encounter an adolescent anaconda, which I reckon was captured at the end of Anaconda 3: Offspring, and who is now being used for experiments by a mild-mannered mad scientist. The baby reptile takes exception, and wreaks havoc in the Borneo-based lab before escaping, super-sizing, replicating and heading for civilization. Or are they in Romania? Oh, well… who cares? It's basically two giant, bloodthirsty snakes for the price of one, so I didn't ask any questions.
A formerly-mad scientist, Dr. Amanda Haze (Crystal Allen), has mended her ways and is trying to contain the damage from the cell-regenerating blood orchids showcased in Anacondas 2: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid. She is determined to capture the constrictor and kill it. But if wealthy, evil — and course dying, and in need of the cure — mogul Murdock (John Rhys-Davies) has anything to say about it, that snake is going to live a long, healthy life and help him do the same with its magical venom. Or something like that. Basically, the characters wandering blindly through the mountains/jungles/mines are simply there to spout a few lines, scream in terror, and then soak in anaconda digestive juices until the next victim comes along.
Mostly the action stays with Amanda and her hunky companion Jackson (Linden Ashby), a cop, assorted mercenaries, some shady Eastern European baddies, and a stoner-dude who just wanted to go hiking and maybe eat some granola along the way. The characters, from top to bottom, are all cookie-cutter and completely forgettable. Director/DP Don E. FauntLeRoy (who once-upon-a-time did a nice job lensing the original Jeepers Creepers) was totally asleep at the wheel on this one.
A formerly-mad scientist, Dr. Amanda Haze (Crystal Allen), has mended her ways and is trying to contain the damage from the cell-regenerating blood orchids showcased in Anacondas 2: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid. She is determined to capture the constrictor and kill it. But if wealthy, evil — and course dying, and in need of the cure — mogul Murdock (John Rhys-Davies) has anything to say about it, that snake is going to live a long, healthy life and help him do the same with its magical venom. Or something like that. Basically, the characters wandering blindly through the mountains/jungles/mines are simply there to spout a few lines, scream in terror, and then soak in anaconda digestive juices until the next victim comes along.
Mostly the action stays with Amanda and her hunky companion Jackson (Linden Ashby), a cop, assorted mercenaries, some shady Eastern European baddies, and a stoner-dude who just wanted to go hiking and maybe eat some granola along the way. The characters, from top to bottom, are all cookie-cutter and completely forgettable. Director/DP Don E. FauntLeRoy (who once-upon-a-time did a nice job lensing the original Jeepers Creepers) was totally asleep at the wheel on this one.
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