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Frankenfish (2004)

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Release Date: Oct 9, 2004 Wide

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The Louisiana Bayou can be a dangerous place, but it's not just the gators that you need to watch out for anymore! When a series of horribly mutilated bodies are discovered along the river bank, authorities soon discover that a school of gigantic genetically engineered snakehead fish have found a new home in the previously calm waters. In addition to having a hearty appetite for human flesh, these powerful fish have been crossbred with a deadly snake -- giving them the terrifying ability to

R, 1 hr. 24 min.

Action & Adventure, Horror

Directed By: Mark A.Z. Dipp�

In Theaters: Oct 9, 2004 Wide

On DVD: Oct 26, 2004

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

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May 19, 2008 Comment

Stefan Birgir Stefansson

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...rife with over-the-top kill sequences and satisfyingly broad stock characters (including a crazy survivalist and a panicky jerk!)

October 18, 2007 Full Review Source: Reel Film Reviews

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David Nusair

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Recommended... only if you can get into the spirit of a so-bad-it's-good Z movie...

October 21, 2004 Full Review Source: Horror.com

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Staci Layne Wilson

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Not to shabby for a movie about killer fish. On par with the first two Anaconda films, but it's no Tremors or Lake PlacidAlso it co-stars China Chow, can't believe she uses that name. You may remember her from The Big Hit with Marky Mark (sans Funky Bunch).

May 26, 2007

Ken Stachnik

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Fairly entertaining but rather stupid B-movie about a monster fish. Steals quite a few ideas from Jaws and even Anaconda and does not even come up with one original line of dialgogue, just a bunch of BlahBlah. The B-actors, with few familiar faces, do not help much to make it more memorable either, of course, but the

May 17, 2007