black water and co directed and written by david nerlich and andrew traucki and is very simple in its execution yet effective. the film is a low budget australian movie that will unfortunately not get the recognition it deserves because as far as creature features go and this is one of the best out there. the setup is rather basic while grace and her husband adam and her younger sister lee are touring some mangroves in the northern territory when a saltwater crocodile flips their boat and leaves them stranded in the trees. the whole movie is about their survival while the crocodile is lurking below waiting to strike. unlike greg mclean rogue (another killer croc movie released earlier in 2007) and black water is not about the audience having fun guessing who gonna be eaten next and it is about hoping and praying that the three people will get out safely. the three unknown actors do a great job with pretty demanding roles and considering it was filmed on location with a real crocodile instead of cgi. the characters act realistically in the situation and the dialogue seems natural and not forced. suspense is built up throughout the entire film and we do not see a lot of the creature but just knowing it is near is terrifying enough. this is edge of your seat stuff and highly recommended if you enjoy original and (most importantly) scary horror films. 4/5. 
black water and co directed and written by david nerlich and andrew traucki and is very simple in its execution yet effective. the film is a low budget australian movie that will unfortunately not get the recognition it deserves because as far as creature features go and this is one of the best out there. the setup is rather basic while grace and her husband adam and her younger sister lee are touring some mangroves in the northern territory when a saltwater crocodile flips their boat and leaves them stranded in the trees. the whole movie is about their survival while the crocodile is lurking below waiting to strike. unlike greg mclean rogue (another killer croc movie released earlier in 2007) and black water is not about the audience having fun guessing who gonna be eaten next and it is about hoping and praying that the three people will get out safely. the three unknown actors do a great job with pretty demanding roles and considering it was filmed on location with a real crocodile instead of cgi. the characters act realistically in the situation and the dialogue seems natural and not forced. suspense is built up throughout the entire film and we do not see a lot of the creature but just knowing it is near is terrifying enough. this is edge of your seat stuff and highly recommended if you enjoy original and (most importantly) scary horror films. 4/5. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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