Wow, very entertaining... A cute little babyalligator is flushed down the toilet, and 12 years later it has turned into a *giant* MF... You know it´s great stuff when you find yourself hoping the leads will get together - and hope the alligator will... (read more) Wow, very entertaining... A cute little babyalligator is flushed down the toilet, and 12 years later it has turned into a *giant* MF... You know it´s great stuff when you find yourself hoping the leads will get together - and hope the alligator will get the rest...

deceivingly clever and entertaining "monster" movie. Written by John Sayles and starring Robert Forster, you have to at least check it out.

I dare say that this was a VALIANT effort on the parts of everyone involved. The film making is obviously compitant and actually comes off as trying to do something different, yet it doesn't really work due to how much it resembles Jaws. You get to... (read more) I dare say that this was a VALIANT effort on the parts of everyone involved. The film making is obviously compitant and actually comes off as trying to do something different, yet it doesn't really work due to how much it resembles Jaws. You get to see from the Alligators perspective, the music playing when it attacks is very simple and plays at the same pace as the Jaws theme, the whole idea of nobody believing the one cop that actually has the right idea. Aside from this, though, I was impressed with how well everything else was. Rovert Forster was as good as ever, actually straying away from the badass cop archetype we see so often. Some of the funnies parts are when people comment on how he's balding and it actually makes him endearing when he comes off as being upset by it. The alligator itself was fucking cool too. And it actually ate a small child! Props to this movie for actually being brave enough to do that! It's interesting that, at the end, the gator isn't even really the bad guy anymore, it's almost a bit of an anti-hero; it attacks the rich and conspiring rich people that created it in the first place.

A disaster movie that's a disaster of a movie. Surprise. Forster barely manages to keep his head above water.

A decent Jaws rip off that actually uses a gator in most of the shots. It has some decent gore, but for the most part is mindless.

Fun. I think the cast/crew was having fun too. One random shot where the heroes are climbing out of a manhole from the sewer, and an elderly man is crossing the street behind them, very slowly, with a walker. Bizarre? Yes. It makes you wonder what th... (read more) Fun. I think the cast/crew was having fun too. One random shot where the heroes are climbing out of a manhole from the sewer, and an elderly man is crossing the street behind them, very slowly, with a walker. Bizarre? Yes. It makes you wonder what the inside joke was. Lots of little details like that.

This is what happens when you flush a baby Alligator down the toilet. It grows and comes back to bite you on the ass.

Scripted by John Sayles (yes the same man who wrote Lonestar and The Howling), this reactionary monster flick is thoroughly enjoyable and makes for a fun 90 minutes.

The gator effects are pretty convincing and and movie answers that long standing ur... (read more) Scripted by John Sayles (yes the same man who wrote Lonestar and The Howling), this reactionary monster flick is thoroughly enjoyable and makes for a fun 90 minutes.

The gator effects are pretty convincing and and movie answers that long standing urban legend - what happens to all those pets flushed down the toilet?

Robert Forster is totally my boy. And, it's about a giant flipping sewer 'gator. Some great chomping...I wish there were still horror movies of this goofiness that took themselves seriously.

One of the best Jaws ripoffs ever next to Piranha. Great kills, amusing, and no bullshit CGI. This is how movies should be made.