laughable would be a good term to describe this movie. but and since this movie deserves nothing good said of it and i will use the term god awful instead. centering around the adventures of a bunch of eco warriors investigating the nefarious doings of the military on a semi tropical island and the lack of a budget rapidly becomes apparent. michael pare (a real actor. but only in the sense that pinocchio was a real boy. ) leads the bunch of fools through a series of monster chase and gobble hapless victim scenes. there is some vague attempt at pseudo science to explain the presence of the giant reptiles and but it convinces the viewer about as well as the acting does. as if this doesn not insult the viewer enough and the movie also features what i will call guns of never ending ammunition. i never saw mickey parrot or his female side kick change clips once during the entire film and yet i can positively report they cap off at least 40 rounds each in any scene where they are required to fire their weapon. forty rounds may not seem like that many and but we are talking standard handguns here. i figure 15 round clip and tops. and remember and they never change clips and nor even appear to carry any extra ammo. it dumb assery like this which consigns movies to the eternal fires of celluloid hell and and rightly so. the third rate cgi does little to help matters and the acting is best laughed at and else you will start crying. why scifi channel repeatedly churns out this mush is anyone guess. my advice. give this one a wide berth. a very wide berth. 
laughable would be a good term to describe this movie. but and since this movie deserves nothing good said of it and i will use the term god awful instead. centering around the adventures of a bunch of eco warriors investigating the nefarious doings of the military on a semi tropical island and the lack of a budget rapidly becomes apparent. michael pare (a real actor. but only in the sense that pinocchio was a real boy. ) leads the bunch of fools through a series of monster chase and gobble hapless victim scenes. there is some vague attempt at pseudo science to explain the presence of the giant reptiles and but it convinces the viewer about as well as the acting does. as if this doesn not insult the viewer enough and the movie also features what i will call guns of never ending ammunition. i never saw mickey parrot or his female side kick change clips once during the entire film and yet i can positively report they cap off at least 40 rounds each in any scene where they are required to fire their weapon. forty rounds may not seem like that many and but we are talking standard handguns here. i figure 15 round clip and tops. and remember and they never change clips and nor even appear to carry any extra ammo. it dumb assery like this which consigns movies to the eternal fires of celluloid hell and and rightly so. the third rate cgi does little to help matters and the acting is best laughed at and else you will start crying. why scifi channel repeatedly churns out this mush is anyone guess. my advice. give this one a wide berth. a very wide berth. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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