I do not know what she thinks worse movies in which all people are hypocrites or bohemians with a fourth that he talks about environmental protection and peace. Everyone in this film is disagreeable egoist, everyone in this movie does a lot just to help themselves or to feel better themselves. The damned around environmental terrorists who do not mark them with that they could do him more harm to the human world with their behavior than climate change ever could do, I damn city folks and festival organizers who do not notice that they harm more with you from behavior The flora and fauna could do anything that climate change could do, and even the filmmakers because they felt it necessary to recycle everything in this film, including the dialogues, to Greenpeace.Visually one of the best made lines has movies because I actually have a real afloat here and we have done real thing in the movie. Most Szettin only shoot a good start and / or a good ending scene and 90% of the rest of the time the characters can sit around, run around and get discussed. Although I do not know why all the heart look like as if only three people would have worked then or why because in this movie I look like a porn actress and continue to feel parts of the film like the teeth between a porn movie. But the beating see us then doctor who comes to the city to investigate the snakes have conjured a smile on my face.On film is actually quite alright the end but annoying otherwise you really get the impression of a porn to cut out the sex passages for a table movie seven points just right.

When a deranged activist releases a group of pythons from a testing lab into the Florida everglades, their rampage across the resident gator population forces a wildlife officer to inject steroids into the creatures to fight back, inadvertently starting a war with the now monstrous species in the area.On the whole this one wasn't all that bad and had a lot to like. As is always the case, the action here is really enjoyable and based off the quicker encounters here, which includes large portions of this one. The early scenes here are mostly centered around the sneak-attacks by the snakes against the hunting party out in the swamp which is quite fun as they pop up to launch attacks or feature scenes of the them in town defending their eggs which causes this one to really embrace the natural tactic of coiling around a victim in order to kill by suffocation. Likewise, the crocodiles get some good time too where they chase down the assistants in the swamps, the ambush on the scientists and as well the individual encounters here there's the fun of their battles against each other in the swamps as there's a lot to like with all the fun brawling and fighting around in the area which allows for some fine and highly cheesy action. That kind of cheesy action here is furthered by the highly cheesy and action-packed sequence of the creatures overrunning the city in a fine amount of city destruction that certainly allows for quite the fun time throughout here as this one takes on the destruction in a fiery spectacle as both creatures are given a lot to work with all throughout this, the repelling attempts aren't that bad and there's enough attacks on the group trying to stop them that there's a lot of frantic action brought into the mix. Further action scenes, from their attack on the dinner party which also manages to feature an uproariously cheesy cat-fight made all the more fun for who's providing it as well as the explosive finale at the quarry keep this going along nicely as well, and along with some rather creative methods for the creatures' back-story makes for enough positives to hold out over the few minor flaws here. Among the bigger issues here is the completely confusing storyline here that glosses over way too many plot-points, including a major one about why she remained unaccountable for the federal law about introducing non-native species in a foreign environment which she continually admits to throughout the film or the wildlife officer feeding crocodiles with steroids yet nothing is brought about the illegal activities carried out, and then brought back into focus in a very clumsy way. As well, it's to be expected here that the CGI is just plain utterly atrocious and worse off here that there's tow creatures that have to deal with thee lousy effects in their construction which runs throughout here and contains all the usual manners of faulty work throughout. These issues are all that hold this one down.Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence and Language.

Gifted director Mary Lambert (Stephen King's Pet Semetary) brought screenwriter Naomi Selfman's delightful script to the screen with fantastic vision and panache. Pairing Tiffany and Debbie Gibson as cat fighting heroes was an absolutely brilliant concept and when these two embark on a mission against rampaging giant pythons and gators, high-jinx ensue. The laugh-out-loud fun never lets up from start to finish in this hilarious caper and it's apparent that everyone involved is having a great time in this farce. The special effects are appropriately awful and the supporting cast simply seems to be enjoying the joke themselves. The always enjoyable A. Martinez is a true comic surprise. While not meant to be taken seriously, this has some pretty intense horror elements but that never overshadows the spirit of outrageous hilarity. A fabulous departure from the usual SyFy/Asylum serious science fiction dramas.

First off, i have got to admit that i have a slight obsession with these type of SyFy movies, there's just something about the outrageous plots, low profile actors and shoddy CGI that gets me every time.The Plot: Trouble in the everglades becomes apparent after Dr. Nikki Riley releases pythons into the area which result in the dwindling number of alligators, and rising numbers in animal corpses. Tiffany who plays park ranger Terry swiftly takes it into her own hands to resolve the problem armed with chickens and steroids; for which disastrous consequences are lurking round the swamp door.My Thoughts If you gave it a grade purely from it's technical side, well... let's just say it wouldn't be getting on the honor's roll anytime soon! The lead actresses, Tiffany Darwisch and Deborah Gibson's acting skill set, to put it more nicely, would not benefit any other channel but SyFy. If they were to leave the safety net of the souped up minds of the SyFy team, they just wouldn't be able to survive in the world of acting.The pacing itself seems to be a bit slow in the beginning but soon grabs your attention with a vast array of humorous moments intertwined with suspense and thrill, you really are entertained from the start to the finish.. almost.The Screen Stealers There were a minority in the film who definitely stole the show for me in regards to their acting ability in contrast to other various cast members, for instance; A Martinez did a fantastic job of playing Dr. Diego Ortiz, but unfortunately i believe he slightly let himself down in the aeroplane scene (or if you're American, airplane), his face just didn't really seem to convey as much pain as what he says he is in.. suspicious stuff.. eh? The second of my shining stars has to be Kathryn Joosten, even though she doesn't have as much screen time as the majority, she is still absolutely brilliant at what she does, and what she does is she makes us laugh. It is entirely apparent why she has won two primetime Emmy awards. Bravo Kathryn.. bravo.And the Conclusion is.. (Drum Rolls Please) Overall it's a bad film, yet still my heart tells me that it's completely amazing, in it's own special way. Even though it is quite terrible, you cannot disregard the pure entertainment value of this cracking movie and I would completely recommend watching this to any of my many friends cats.What a "normal" person would think: 3/10 What an epic person with the whole SHABANG just like me would think: 7/10