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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 257215" data-attributes="member: 23">I loved Lake Placid when it first came out. Still have it on DVD somewhere. It&#039;s well made, but if I tried to watch it today I think I&#039;d find to the late Nineties/early Noughties dramedy tone offputting (it&#039;s made by the writer/producer of Ally McBeal and Bridget Fonda essentially plays Ally).

I have Rogue lined up to watch, but my expectations are low.

Black Water remains the best killer croc film I&#039;ve seen. It&#039;s made by the people who later did the brilliantly scary shark film The Reef:

[MEDIA=youtube]8yBWq-75DX0[/MEDIA]

It&#039;s really tense. Australians seem much better at making this type of film really simply and efficiently, without convoluted plots, offbeat humour or pretty teens.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 257215, member: 23"] [CENTER]I loved [I]Lake Placid [/I]when it first came out. Still have it on DVD somewhere. It's well made, but if I tried to watch it today I think I'd find to the late Nineties/early Noughties dramedy tone offputting (it's made by the writer/producer of [I]Ally McBeal[/I] and Bridget Fonda essentially plays Ally). I have [I]Rogue[/I] lined up to watch, but my expectations are low. [I]Black Water[/I] remains the best killer croc film I've seen. It's made by the people who later did the brilliantly scary shark film [I]The Reef[/I]: [MEDIA=youtube]8yBWq-75DX0[/MEDIA] It's really tense. Australians seem much better at making this type of film really simply and efficiently, without convoluted plots, offbeat humour or pretty teens.[/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

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