Alligator
Why this pick
Like Piranha, it turns a seemingly absurd animal threat into sharply paced, gleefully nasty creature-feature fun, with conspiracy satire and a sincere sense of escalating danger.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Piranha, it turns a seemingly absurd animal threat into sharply paced, gleefully nasty creature-feature fun, with conspiracy satire and a sincere sense of escalating danger.
Why this pick
This has Piranha’s scruffy small-town exploitation energy: a man-made aquatic menace, brisk attacks, and a pulpy disaster-movie momentum beneath the monster horror.
Why this pick
A direct fit for the vintage aquatic-creature side of Piranha, building tension around a seaside community while embracing colorful, outsized drive-in horror spectacle.
Why this pick
Its genetically altered pests, isolated-town setting, and increasingly gooey practical-effects mayhem capture the same mischievous blend of science-gone-wrong horror and B-movie amusement.
Why this pick
For Piranha’s pleasure in taking an everyday creature seriously enough to make it ridiculous and threatening, this offers similarly bloody, deadpan eco-horror excess.
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01 / THE STORY
Two teenagers come upon an apparently abandoned military installation at night. They take advantage of what appears to be a swimming pool to Nude swimming. The teenagers are attacked by an unseen force in the pool and disappear under the water.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Laura Dickinson
Trooper

Mr. Dumont
Army Sentry

Jack
Scuba Diver

Paul Grogan
Maggie McKeown