If the recent Piranha 3D didn't have a big enough dose of T&A and deadly marine life, then Lake Placid 3 might just finish you off. Below we've the new R-Rated (NSFW!) trailer embedded for your review!
The synopsis of Lake Placid 3 just might sound a little familiar - there is a lovely tourist attracting lake, an underwater toothy killer that likes to eat tourists, and a local sheriff who wants to keep things quiet so that the money spending tourists keep coming.
The entire premise is, of course, a simple ruse, as the main course of the film is naked women and cartoon alligators. I don't know about you, but I find those alligators to be the best completely fake cartoon reptiles I've ever seen. I mean - they look just like real life fake cartoon reptiles. I'd run in terror!
Lake Placid 3 stars Colin Ferguson (Eureka), Yancy Butler (Kickass), Kacey Barnfield (Resident Evil: Afterlife), and Michael Ironside (Terminator Salvation). You'll be able to find it on DVD on October 26, 2010.
Check out the trailer, and let us know what you think with a comment below!
This looks like my kind of crap. Horrible effects, solid actors hamming it up and a film compensating for it's awfulness with a focus on all out sleaze. I'll be renting this one, and picking it up when the price is right.
I saw this on Syfy a couple of weeks ago, and I kinda liked it. But I have a soft spot for crappy movies that know they're crappy and don't take themselves too seriously—especially if they're on Syfy. Your mileage may vary. Colin Ferguson is an appealing screen presence. Yancy Butler chews it up here. And, well, Michael is always good, though he's obviously just earning a check here. Interesting side note: There's a large percentage of British performers playing American in this flick. Weird...
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Yeah...I watched it because I like Colin Ferguson...he's got a good everyman quality.
Betty White is the reason I liked the first one as much as I did.
This looks like my kind of crap. Horrible effects, solid actors hamming it up and a film compensating for it's awfulness with a focus on all out sleaze. I'll be renting this one, and picking it up when the price is right.
I saw this on Syfy a couple of weeks ago, and I kinda liked it. But I have a soft spot for crappy movies that know they're crappy and don't take themselves too seriously—especially if they're on Syfy. Your mileage may vary. Colin Ferguson is an appealing screen presence. Yancy Butler chews it up here. And, well, Michael is always good, though he's obviously just earning a check here. Interesting side note: There's a large percentage of British performers playing American in this flick. Weird...