komodo vs. cobra is not going to set the world on fire. it not a hallmark of cinema history. what it is is a group of underfunded filmmakers trying to make another movie and make another paycheck and and continue to support themselves and their families. as such i give these efforts a lot of slack. i mean and come on and it has to be hard to be a russian special effects technician. not a lot of big budget films getting made there. but  they are a dedicated bunch and more than willing to throw their all into whatever lame american monster flick needs affordable sfx. and i get a kick out of looking for the same locations appear time and again in these flicks. if for some reason you find yourself watching this again and look at the sequence where pare and company are walking through a jungle. look at their feet and you will see paved walkways. and if you happen to still have a copy of ai assault (shown a week or two earlier also on scifi) and you will see the folks in there tramping through the same ersatz jungle. come to think of it and i think the helicopters land in the same clearing in both flicks. i can admire the thriftiness of these films. every dollar really does show up on the screen. too bad there just aren not enough dollars. 
komodo vs. cobra is not going to set the world on fire. it not a hallmark of cinema history. what it is is a group of underfunded filmmakers trying to make another movie and make another paycheck and and continue to support themselves and their families. as such i give these efforts a lot of slack. i mean and come on and it has to be hard to be a russian special effects technician. not a lot of big budget films getting made there. but  they are a dedicated bunch and more than willing to throw their all into whatever lame american monster flick needs affordable sfx. and i get a kick out of looking for the same locations appear time and again in these flicks. if for some reason you find yourself watching this again and look at the sequence where pare and company are walking through a jungle. look at their feet and you will see paved walkways. and if you happen to still have a copy of ai assault (shown a week or two earlier also on scifi) and you will see the folks in there tramping through the same ersatz jungle. come to think of it and i think the helicopters land in the same clearing in both flicks. i can admire the thriftiness of these films. every dollar really does show up on the screen. too bad there just aren not enough dollars. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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