

2007·Horror·1h 28m
6.8
★






Man-eating crocodiles return to the lake as two males and one aggressive female crocodile, which is protecting her nest, wreak havoc on the locals.
Directed by David Flores
lake
explosive
sequel
creature
old lady
police investigation
giant egg
beheaded
giant crocodile
hopeless
eaten by animal
cliché
harsh
horrified

Trailer

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Cast

John Schneider
Sheriff James Riley

Sam McMurray
Struthers

Sarah Lafleur
Emily

Chad Michael Collins
Scott

Alicia Ziegler
Kerri

Joe Holt
Ahmed

Ian Reed Kesler
Thad

Justin Urich
Larry

Cloris Leachman
Sadie

Jonas Talkington
Cal

Terence H. Winkless
Deputy Dale Davis

Yana Marinova
Sharon
Crew

Joseph J. Lawson
Visual Effects Supervisor

Jonas Talkington
Casting

Todor Chapkanov
First Assistant Director

Simon Varsano
Still Photographer
Popular Reviews
31 reviews
Jessy
2.0★ · 04/21/26

misericórdia esse crocodilo de png
misericórdia esse crocodilo de png
Vitor
1.0★ · 03/27/26

Esse aqui foi ruim, viu? Que filme podre! Acho que foi o pior filme que vi na vida, sem brincadeira. Até os mutantes da Record têm roteiro e CGI melhores que essa bomba.
Esse aqui foi ruim, viu? Que filme podre! Acho que foi o pior filme que vi na vida, sem brincadeira. Até os mutantes da Record têm roteiro e CGI melhores que essa bomba.
Devon Paxson
1.0★ · 12/01/25

Film #500! Surely it can’t get any worse
Film #500! Surely it can’t get any worse
jack
2.0★ · 06/28/25

wtf did I just watch..
while I didn’t particularly love the first one, it definitely has its qualities, like betty white and the crocodile actually being menacing. but that film absolutely didn’t need a sequel, the substance of it was already very thin and just only good in really small doses. this is an absolute abomination.. I don’t even really want to write a review but I will just because, the character interactions and dialogue are about as generic as it gets and there’s so many jokes that just don’t land. something not helping this is literally nobody can act in the slightest, which I guess adds to the charm of the really bad low budget horror feeling but it just isn’t good. the actual characters themselves are like stale white bread, I couldn’t name you a single character apart from the creepy old lady with an obsession with crocodiles. apart from that, everything else is just worse. terrible cinematography and awful shots, bland setting and cgi crocodiles that probably costed $10 at most. lake placid can be justified being a campy 2000s creature feature, but it’s just not interesting in the slightest and I jumped for joy once this ended
while I didn’t particularly love the first one, it definitely has its qualities, like betty white and the crocodile actually being menacing. but that film absolutely didn’t need a sequel, the substance of it was already very thin and just only good in really small doses. this is an absolute abomination.. I don’t even really want to write a review but I will just because, the character interactions and dialogue are about as generic as it gets and there’s so many jokes that just don’t land. something not helping this is literally nobody can act in the slightest, which I guess adds to the charm of the really bad low budget horror feeling but it just isn’t good. the actual characters themselves are like stale white bread, I couldn’t name you a single character apart from the creepy old lady with an obsession with crocodiles. apart from that, everything else is just worse. terrible cinematography and awful shots, bland setting and cgi crocodiles that probably costed $10 at most. lake placid can be justified being a campy 2000s creature feature, but it’s just not interesting in the slightest and I jumped for joy once this ended
wtf did I just watch..
while I didn’t particularly love the first one, it definitely has its qualities, like betty white and the crocodile actually being menacing. but that film absolutely didn’t need a sequel, the substance of it was already very thin and just only good in really small doses. this is an absolute abomination.. I don’t even really want to write a review but I will just because, the character interactions and dialogue are about as generic as it gets and there’s so many jokes that just don’t land. something not helping this is literally nobody can act in the slightest, which I guess adds to the charm of the really bad low budget horror feeling but it just isn’t good. the actual characters themselves are like stale white bread, I couldn’t name you a single character apart from the creepy old lady with an obsession with crocodiles. apart from that, everything else is just worse. terrible cinematography and awful shots, bland setting and cgi crocodiles that probably costed $10 at most. lake placid can be justified being a campy 2000s creature feature, but it’s just not interesting in the slightest and I jumped for joy once this ended
while I didn’t particularly love the first one, it definitely has its qualities, like betty white and the crocodile actually being menacing. but that film absolutely didn’t need a sequel, the substance of it was already very thin and just only good in really small doses. this is an absolute abomination.. I don’t even really want to write a review but I will just because, the character interactions and dialogue are about as generic as it gets and there’s so many jokes that just don’t land. something not helping this is literally nobody can act in the slightest, which I guess adds to the charm of the really bad low budget horror feeling but it just isn’t good. the actual characters themselves are like stale white bread, I couldn’t name you a single character apart from the creepy old lady with an obsession with crocodiles. apart from that, everything else is just worse. terrible cinematography and awful shots, bland setting and cgi crocodiles that probably costed $10 at most. lake placid can be justified being a campy 2000s creature feature, but it’s just not interesting in the slightest and I jumped for joy once this ended
Jack
2.0★ · 06/28/25

wtf did I just watch..
while I didn’t particularly love the first one, it definitely has its qualities, like betty white and the crocodile actually being menacing. but that film absolutely didn’t need a sequel, the substance of it was already very thin and just only good in really small doses. this is an absolute abomination.. I don’t even really want to write a review but I will just because, the character interactions and dialogue are about as generic as it gets and there’s so many jokes that just don’t land. something not helping this is literally nobody can act in the slightest, which I guess adds to the charm of the really bad low budget horror feeling but it just isn’t good. the actual characters themselves are like stale white bread, I couldn’t name you a single character apart from the creepy old lady with an obsession with crocodiles. apart from that, everything else is just worse. terrible cinematography and awful shots, bland setting and cgi crocodiles that probably costed $10 at most. lake placid can be justified being a campy 2000s creature feature, but it’s just not interesting in the slightest and I jumped for joy once this ended
while I didn’t particularly love the first one, it definitely has its qualities, like betty white and the crocodile actually being menacing. but that film absolutely didn’t need a sequel, the substance of it was already very thin and just only good in really small doses. this is an absolute abomination.. I don’t even really want to write a review but I will just because, the character interactions and dialogue are about as generic as it gets and there’s so many jokes that just don’t land. something not helping this is literally nobody can act in the slightest, which I guess adds to the charm of the really bad low budget horror feeling but it just isn’t good. the actual characters themselves are like stale white bread, I couldn’t name you a single character apart from the creepy old lady with an obsession with crocodiles. apart from that, everything else is just worse. terrible cinematography and awful shots, bland setting and cgi crocodiles that probably costed $10 at most. lake placid can be justified being a campy 2000s creature feature, but it’s just not interesting in the slightest and I jumped for joy once this ended
wtf did I just watch..
while I didn’t particularly love the first one, it definitely has its qualities, like betty white and the crocodile actually being menacing. but that film absolutely didn’t need a sequel, the substance of it was already very thin and just only good in really small doses. this is an absolute abomination.. I don’t even really want to write a review but I will just because, the character interactions and dialogue are about as generic as it gets and there’s so many jokes that just don’t land. something not helping this is literally nobody can act in the slightest, which I guess adds to the charm of the really bad low budget horror feeling but it just isn’t good. the actual characters themselves are like stale white bread, I couldn’t name you a single character apart from the creepy old lady with an obsession with crocodiles. apart from that, everything else is just worse. terrible cinematography and awful shots, bland setting and cgi crocodiles that probably costed $10 at most. lake placid can be justified being a campy 2000s creature feature, but it’s just not interesting in the slightest and I jumped for joy once this ended
while I didn’t particularly love the first one, it definitely has its qualities, like betty white and the crocodile actually being menacing. but that film absolutely didn’t need a sequel, the substance of it was already very thin and just only good in really small doses. this is an absolute abomination.. I don’t even really want to write a review but I will just because, the character interactions and dialogue are about as generic as it gets and there’s so many jokes that just don’t land. something not helping this is literally nobody can act in the slightest, which I guess adds to the charm of the really bad low budget horror feeling but it just isn’t good. the actual characters themselves are like stale white bread, I couldn’t name you a single character apart from the creepy old lady with an obsession with crocodiles. apart from that, everything else is just worse. terrible cinematography and awful shots, bland setting and cgi crocodiles that probably costed $10 at most. lake placid can be justified being a campy 2000s creature feature, but it’s just not interesting in the slightest and I jumped for joy once this ended