Spring breakers seeking thrills in South Florida venture into the Everglades' dark waters, home to giant mosquitoes, massive snakes, and tens of thousands of alligators - but a deadlier, two... Read allSpring breakers seeking thrills in South Florida venture into the Everglades' dark waters, home to giant mosquitoes, massive snakes, and tens of thousands of alligators - but a deadlier, two-legged predator lurks there.Spring breakers seeking thrills in South Florida venture into the Everglades' dark waters, home to giant mosquitoes, massive snakes, and tens of thousands of alligators - but a deadlier, two-legged predator lurks there.
Sydney Black
- Toni
- (as Sydney Raye)
Nikolas Kolasinski
- Tyler
- (as Nicholas Kolasinski)
Robert Futrell
- Marcus
- (as Robert Futrell III)
Tony Slade
- Otis
- (as Tony Slead)
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The worst movie I've seen in awhile and you have all these dumb actors screaming at each other the entire time. ZERO STARS
It's a spring break trip of drinking and acting stupid, but mostly they just argue majority of the movie which is annoying. How this movie got made is beyond me.
I wouldn't recommend this movie to my worst enemy.
It's a spring break trip of drinking and acting stupid, but mostly they just argue majority of the movie which is annoying. How this movie got made is beyond me.
I wouldn't recommend this movie to my worst enemy.
First, I just want to say that this is not the best horror movie on the planet by any means. But it is much better than the garbage rating it currently has. I'll explain.
The movie starts off kinda slow. 30 minutes of jibber jabber that just pads the run time. During this time I truly felt that the movie was trash. It felt like all the convo was unscripted and that the entire cast of 10+ people were just talking off the top of their head.
But once the action rolls around I felt that one of two things was occurring.... Either the cast became AMAZING actors that were able to ping pong the dialogue off of each other perfectly, or the director fine-tuned everything with great skill and clarity. Or both I guess. At one point there are 10 people talking at the same time yet nothing sounds forced or contrived.
Then the kill scenes begin and they are exquisite! Everything is directed so well, the kills look real, the blood looks real, there isn't anything that looks cheap or tacky, the kill scenes are straight to the point like you would expect from real psychos instead of over-the-top nonsense. Even the snake looks real.
The practical effects are masterful for a first time movie. Seriously, why has Ben Wilder not blown up after this?? For a first time movie within this specific genre, he has succeeded expertly.
The movie starts off kinda slow. 30 minutes of jibber jabber that just pads the run time. During this time I truly felt that the movie was trash. It felt like all the convo was unscripted and that the entire cast of 10+ people were just talking off the top of their head.
But once the action rolls around I felt that one of two things was occurring.... Either the cast became AMAZING actors that were able to ping pong the dialogue off of each other perfectly, or the director fine-tuned everything with great skill and clarity. Or both I guess. At one point there are 10 people talking at the same time yet nothing sounds forced or contrived.
Then the kill scenes begin and they are exquisite! Everything is directed so well, the kills look real, the blood looks real, there isn't anything that looks cheap or tacky, the kill scenes are straight to the point like you would expect from real psychos instead of over-the-top nonsense. Even the snake looks real.
The practical effects are masterful for a first time movie. Seriously, why has Ben Wilder not blown up after this?? For a first time movie within this specific genre, he has succeeded expertly.
Amateur hour all the way with poor words (hardly worth calling "dialog" or "script") said by ordinary people (not to be confused with "actors") in a non-sensical dead teenager or in this case dead spring-breaker thing (not exactly to be called a "movie"). Unless you are addicted to having to peer at naked breasts, do not waste your time. The name of this review is the rating: zero.
Truth be told, I could only make it 30 minutes into this film before I had to turn it off. There is no use critiquing the plot or the acting or anything else in this disaster. I enjoy horror movies, I'll give pretty much all horror movies a shot, but seriously, 30 minutes in and I was done. Don't even give it that much.
Storyline was somewhat unique. Characters were made very unlikeable. Nudity was top notch. Of course there are plot holes (why do they murder, etc), But overall it was and easy 90 minute watch.
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- TriviaThough entitled "Lake Fear 2", this movie has nothing to do with the first "Lake Fear". None of the characters, plot or even the original cabin is ever seen or mentioned in this film.
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- 1h 20m(80 min)
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