Directed by:
Don E. FauntLeRoyScreenplay:
David C. OlsonCinematography:
Don E. FauntLeRoyComposer:
Peter MeisnerCast:
Crystal Allen, Linden Ashby, Danny Midwinter, John Rhys-Davies, Ana Ularu, Vasile Albinet, Dan Badarau, Calin Stanciu, Claudiu Bleont, Emil Hostina (more)VOD (1)
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The dying mogul, Murdoch, hires a doctor to harvest a fresh supply of blood orchids and experiment with the regenerative nectar on a baby snake. Overnight, the offspring grows monstrous enough in size and appetite to devour the good doctor whole, before slithering free on a regenerative rampage. The beautiful herpetologist, Amanda, dedicated to destroying the vicious beasts she helped create, leads a team of young scientists against a ruthless pack of Murdoch's armed thugs to get the coveted orchids before the snake hunts both factions down. The bloodthirsty offspring is seemingly invincible, sliding through explosions and gunfire only to regenerate and prey insatiably on anything in its path. (official distributor synopsis)
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The American-Romanian movie Anacondas: Trail of Blood is a sequel worthy of its predecessor. It is basically the same thing in that a rich man who wants to survive just as in the previous movie, plus it is the same rich man. Fortunately, the narrative concludes here, and we can be glad it is over because even as a B-movie, it is not very entertaining and the practical effects are crap. I know it is low budget, but it could have at least been funny.
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A tad better than the third part with Hasselhoff, though not enough to make it a film worth watching for its quality, but unfortunately enough to sharply reduce the guilty pleasure potential. This time, the CGI anaconda really looks like a snake, if you use your imagination (success! :-D), but the Romanian forest remains unmistakable. Otherwise, it’s of course awful bullshit and it makes you really wonder how it is possible that such a bad franchise can have so many episodes.
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