Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Dean Cain | ... | Dr. Robert Trenton | |
Elizabeth Lackey | ... | Dr. Jessica Platt-Trenton | |
Mark Sheppard | ... | Yuri Breshcov | |
Dean Biasucci | ... | Major Larsten | |
Craig Wasson | ... | Warden Fred Riley | |
Grand L. Bush | ... | Sergeant Quinn | |
Richard Tanner | ... | Peter Yuvol | |
Amanda Kiely | ... | Patricia O'Boyle (as Amandah Reyne) | |
Greg Collins | ... | Scott Poluso | |
Gary Hershberger | ... | Goodman | |
Dana Ashbrook | ... | Kelly Mitich | |
Robert Madrid | ... | Jose | |
Chris Ufland | ... | Jenkins | |
Christopher Michael | ... | Captain Thomas | |
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Marcus Aurelius | ... | C-123 Pilot |
In the highest security prison, located in Antarctica, for the world's deadliest criminals, a mining operation unleashes a giant prehistoric snake with a voracious appetite. It is up to the prison staff, inmates, and two paleontologists to hunt down the beast, escape, or become its prey. Written by Anonymous
Anybody who sees this film expecting the second coming of Citizen Kane is fooling themselves. Folks, it's just a movie meant to entertain us. And in that sense, I think it did a fine job. Sure there were holes in the plot and some mediocre CG effects, but overall it didn't do too badly in my book. My main gripes were in the opening scene. So if I'm flying a giant cargo plane and it starts making funny noises, I'm certainly not going to open up the crates. And that CG snake is pretty badly done. Why a snake? A monkey would have been more convincing, and most importantly, monkeys make us laugh! I was impressed with the set design though. Very effective use of set design to give us the sense of claustrophobia. The main control room was quite a contrast to the rest of the cold blocky hallways. Overall, not a bad job, especially from the typical giant snake movie. Faced between Anaconda or Boa at the video stores, I'd take Boa in a heartbeat.