Brooklyn Hudson

I love that they used real crocodiles and didn't use CGI but rather practical effects. As these Man vs. Beast films go, this was quite well done. For a low-budget film with very few characters or locations, they managed to make a real film with a decent script and some fine acting from relative unknowns. We're not going for an Oscar here - this is a thriller and solid entertainment. I'm not sorry I've taken the time to watch it, unlike many of the big-budget films that leave me wanting my 90 minutes back. Have fun with this one. It's much better than expected.

This one is hard to rate because the acting is superb... perhaps TOO SUPERB. I'm not a sensitive type, in the least, yet I found this so difficult to watch. I grabbed it in bits and pieces, turning it off frequently because being a true story... a) it is so hard to believe any grown man could be so easily fooled for so long, and b) it is so terribly difficult to watch it happen. I won't go into the length of time the true life victim allowed this to go on, blind and deceived by such obvious manipulation. Again, superbly made but so difficult to watch.