Freshwater

source: Freshwater

What's with those idiotic negative reviews ? people we are talking about a low budget b-movie and u want........super cgi ? the story was decent......we had two not one but two twists in the end. we had a bunch of hotty girls and boys who could actually act a bit. u could not guess who was the real villain apart from the crocs. WHAT ELSE U WANT PEOPLE ? ok....so there are better crocodile movies out there but this belongs in your dvd collection too if u like those kind of movies. get it and u won't be disappointed. especially in last like.....40 minutes I could never move from my seat. realistic horror u could feel it. grade B- (7 out of 10)

Overall, the movie should've been bitten by the alligator. I'm a Zoe Bell fan but this was not her best outing. Campy almost funny effect to the movie. Joe Lando's acting and the twist ending did help salvage some of the movie. Still, best actor in the movie goes to the alligator.

.........In the opening scene the girl walks up the jetty in shoes, close up on her face, she turns back, long shot again aaaaaaaand she's wearing flip flops. They even make a point of the flip flip being found in the water for God's sake! I swear, if there is any money in this stuff I've missed a trick. How bad a director do you have to be!?!? Lol.

I love B movies; however, I just couldn't get through this one. I'm pretty sure my 10 year old could make a better creature effect with her phone.

I have read a lot of the reviews on here and they are all true, and then double them. The acting is so bad that none of them should ever be allowed in front of a camera again. Not even a stills camera. The dialogue is awful, the storyline ridiculous. Characters who suddenly cannot swim 5 feet to a boat, which by the way has been cast adrift by the gator somehow ?!!! Maybe with his massive gatory hands or feet ? Or maybe the gator knew that if he gnawed through the rope. the boat would drift away and then the actor would jump in, you see where i am going with this. I honestly wonder how people get funding to make this sort of rubbish, it must be privately. It isn't even funny, there is nothing redeeming about this film.

The other reviewers have said it all. What a shame,, but,, Zoe saves this clunker from complete failure. She is great in everything she does,, and I have seen every one of her other films~!~! A bit confused why she executive produced this, but, there are more producers than there are actors. Guessing this movie went straight to video. Tons of plot holes, but they are inconsequential compared to the rest of the package. I shouldn't grouse, since I have never produced a movie, nor have I even been IN one,,but,,, ummm,,,,, this one is for Zoe fans only,, and die hard fans, at that...

Why do these movies persist in filling their craptacular creature features with terrible stereotypes and irritating characters? I swear, the arrogant "gator expert" was specifically designed to annoy everyone she came in contact with (including the audience!). Sour-faced tart Melody who flirts with peoples boyfriends ...? not even sure why she went along to this so-called party, since she was apparently the small town back-brace wearing outcast and is still bitter about it. Deputy Doofy.... ugh. Just stop talking. Stop. Richie Rich (Travis) ... don't even get me started. These airheads... err, people... are supposed to be in their early 20s, but he looks well into his mid-40s. Stilted poorly delivered dialogue... poorly edited .. god-awful sound design and terrible music... Not so bad it's good - just bad.

I've seen a lot of crocodile movies lately. This one is way behind. The cgi will disappoint straight away. The crocodile isn't that big, and it's simply not scary. There's a homespun down South hospitality to the plot, and the script, but its so ordinary. Near the end it's suddenly not that ordinary. This is student quality, and one that needs correction. The story is the main let down (the actors are reasonable with what they have to work with). There are too many holes. And when one of those holes turns out to be intended, well, it's a wow moment. I got to that wow moment. It was ambitious I guess. I don't hate this movie, but it's a fine line. It turned out to be just odd enough, just entertaining enough, that I forgave it.

The tag line says "be afraid of what you can't see" but after watching this pile of dumpster fire you'll wish this was one thing you hadn't seen. Zoe Bell 'toplines' this abysmal schlock and is about as good as you'd expect from a movie with totally visible mic-packs, sfx from an iOS app, and the kind of acting, script and directing you can only appreciate if your mind is mush. It's utterly terrible and does contain a few unintentional laughs, but seriously save yourself 83 minutes and do something, anything else instead. Go watch Fateful Findings instead.