Anaconda - Movie Review

[@finsternis1986]

Ice Cube calling the snake a "bitch" when he kills it is just... *chef's kiss*

[@SuperCosty2010]

A Bitch Iz a Bitch, what can I say 🤣

[@jeremiahalonzo]

I love this movie, I don't care what anyone says. Perfect combo of camp and 90s effects

[@anubusx]

I cannot believe there is a new one coming out.

[@tumsfestival8027]

Also the cast is just amazing

[@MayronWoW]

Same, I watched this a lot growing up. It was silly but fun. The CGI aged terribly, unfortunately...

[@OGMillyMillz_]

Chris grew up with Anacondas 🐍

[@vdiitd]

What is "camp"?

[@genius179]

Anaconda was heavy in TNT and HBO rotation for a good 6-7 years.

[@herbiemelo6792]

Facts!! Also telemundo classic lol

[@mp4455]

Facts !!!😂😂😂😂

[@fiilmfankev]

One of my favorite creature features. I usually double feature it with Lake Placid. Love both of those movies.

[@anubusx]

Same here. The late 90's and early 2000's were full of creature features.

[@fiilmfankev]

@@anubusx I have a soft spot for creature features. These two along with Deep Blue Sea, Eight Legged Freaks, The Relic, Mimic.

[@anubusx]

@@fiilmfankev I the original Piranha.

[@hulkfan97]

​@@fiilmfankev Me too these and disaster movies

[@OGMillyMillz_]

Chris grew up with Anacondas 🐍

[@blackguyofthesouth2161]

I'll never forget seeing this in the theatre at 8 years old and....6:24 when the snake spit out Jon Voight and he winked. The whole theater bursted with laughter 😂

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I saw it in the theater as well & everyone there was having a great time🤣

[@Chaseraubeboyer]

Underrated & unfairly maligned. Anaconda is everything a good creature feature should be!

[@mufradhossain9238]

Not underrated. Just see the whole cast lol

[@awdproductions7]

Second is heavily underrated

[@Chaseraubeboyer]

@awdproductions7 I agree! I really enjoy Hunt For the Blood Orchid!

[@kylerfisher5254]

Owen’s Wilson being in the snake’s body when it was swimming always struck me as a kid…

[@SpoopySquid]

You left out the best moment. At one point, there's a shot of the boat sailing past a waterfall. Later, the boat sails past that same waterfall in the opposite direction, but they clearly didn't have the time/money to do a second shoot, so they just played that first shot in reverse and you can see the waterfall flowing upwards. This movie is so much fun

[@Omar-ok7gd]

I knew I'm not the only one noticed that reverse waterfall shot

[@tyrantgregcagkaiju71]

I never quite understood the hate for this cult-classic. At least Roger Ebert, or all people, recognized it for what it was: A fun B-grade monster flick with lots of entertaining action and a ton of good suspense. By the way, not even a mention of the legendary Frank Welker providing those unforgettable vocals for the snake? Come on, man!

[@dnasty312]

Excellent score too by the underrated Randy Edelman 🎼

[@tyrantgregcagkaiju71]

@@dnasty312 Oh, absolutely! The guy’s a freaking legend! His score for Dragonheart happens to be my favorite movie soundtrack.

[@coyotefever105]

I like the score and the cinematography I’ve always admired (done by Jaws DP Bill Butler)

[@thetalentof]

Another reason it also looks better than recent movies like Jungle Cruise is because it's actually shot in the jungle and you can 100% tell the difference. And yeah, there's also the amazing animatronic they used for a lot of the scenes like you mentioned as well as the expensive, cinematic 35mm quality to give it that classic, timeless look.

[@irishspagetti6565]

You gotta remember this was a few years after Jurassic Park and animatronics were huge, that's why alot of the creature features of the 90s hold up pretty well, there wasnt a big reliance on CGI

[@olucasb93]

Anaconda 1 & 2 are very fun. The sequels took out the water element and it just doesn't work the same. Fun story: I watched the first one in elementary school because one of the students taped it the night before and brought the VHS to school. Kids that had finished the lesson could hang out in the TV Room (teacher still in class and had no idea). That's how I watched Anaconda as a 6 year old. It gives me chills to this day. 😂

[@tyrantgregcagkaiju71]

Lol That’s one seriously crazy story 😂. How did the teacher react to it?

[@olucasb93]

@@tyrantgregcagkaiju71 She stayed in class with the other students so she never knew. We were learning how to read at this age and kids that could read already were sent to the TV room not to disturb the kids who couldn't yet, it was a bit far from the classroom and it had a lot of kids movies there and initially we were watching one but this kid brought the VHS tape with him and switched to Anaconda. His brother taped the night before and he wouldn't shut up about it so he showed it to us. Unsupervised kids watching TV, what could possibly go wrong, right? 🤣

[@JamminOnThe1]

Back when Jennifer Lopez was not Jenny from the block yet. She’s really pretty and down to earth in this one. It’s nice to see her as a, dare I say, normal person.

[@kitano0]

She's had a heck of a film career. Say what you will about her talent, she has longevity! She's a pretty good actress, I think. She definitely was great in "Out of Sight" with Clooney.

[@16driver16]

AKA before she dated DIDDY!!!

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@kitano0Yep, Anaconda, Money Train & Out of Sight were all fun movies. I think Out of Sight has been overlooked. It’s a pretty darn good film.

[@handyzee]

You could believe that Jennifer Lopez was in danger, because that Anaconda don't want none, unless you got buns, hun.

[@tq4142]

You just are I to all the fake news on social media. Hustlers was great

[@lonellfletcher]

Anaconda is one the best B movies for me. It's just fun, scary when it needs to be. The cast comes through like gangbusters. It IS a classic.

[@TheLongestTake]

CLASSIC I was at a corporate sustainability summit and one of the global leaders (based out of canada, I think) was telling our group about their trip to the Amazon. She said "Do you know the movie Anaconda? It was filmed there." - the location where they stayed was the actual spot where they filmed this movie. I was like WHAT NO WAY. Loved it as a kid and will always appreciate it for its nostalgia.

[@robertlilly1751]

I remember the groaning with the whole theater when anaconda caught the guy falling out of the waterfall and my whole row of friends immediately busting up laughing because it was a whole community of disgust at a bad kill

[@nickwohrer1283]

7 year old me thought this movie was real

[@genius179]

@@nickwohrer1283 Yeah me too I saw it first I want to say when was 9 or 10. I thought anacondas looked like that. Chris didn’t mention it much, if at all, but Voight’s accent gets funnier every time I watch it

[@batcatpenguin3883]

“Bram Stoker’s Dracula” please ❤

[@Bexinnamon]

Oh yes!!!

[@ProjectPaladin]

There is nothing better than an otherwise known as serious actor hamming it up to eleven. Jon Voight, Jeremy Irons, Frank Langella, Ian McDiarmid, Allen Rickman, and the list goes on. They know what movie they're in, and I love these movies for that.

[@fromthehaven94]

This reminds me of Eddie Redmayne in Jupiter Ascending: "I CREATE LIFE!"

[@kitano0]

I really liked Voight before he became a right wing nut.

[@MaxMilly_85]

"they got snakes out their this big???"

[@finsternis1986]

I love the way he says that line lol.

[@dnasty312]

"This skin is three or four years old."

[@mp4455]

Love that line

[@ShooterWDT]

Chris…. PLEASE review The Relic. I see that VHS you have of it down there and have been wanting to hear you talk about that movie for so long

[@Locadel2003]

Owen Wilson in the 90s was dying in every movie

[@KobatheASMRbiker]

And also getting his ass kicked by Jim Carrey in The Cable Guy

[@shawnfields2369]

​@@KobatheASMRbikerSo, he was either dying horribly in campy, but (fun 90's monsters movies, like "Anaconda", or getting his ass handed to him in bad comedy films, like "The Cable Guy", both of which are some of my favorite "so bad it's good" movies ever).

[@Datakrashcollective]

It’s really not that bad considering… everything.

[@nope5657]

Chris is being a bit facetious here, but Anaconda IS beloved...by horror fans and movie nerds alike. A movie doesn't need critical approval to be liked and remembered. We're still talking about Anaconda almost 30 years later. Are we still talking the Best Picture winner of 1997? Nope! Anaconda was made during the last gasp of Hollywood filmmaking where a good budget, FROM A STUDIO, could be poured into a creature feature. Anaconda is a well made, star studded monster movie. And it kicks ass. We need to go back to this time. Every once in a while a decently budgeted film like this gets theatrically released - the banger that is Crawl, for example. The Shallows, a few others here and there. But this era is mostly long gone. We were eating good in the 90s and didn't know it. Anaconda, Deep Blue Sea, Lake Placid - the good old days.

[@Johncornwell103]

I think the last good studio approved creature film was the one about the real Nile crocodile Gustav.

[@andrewjlowe1031]

@@Johncornwell103 Primeval

[@thewrestlingoldhead]

My favorite lines in the whole movie are from Ice Cube. "MATEO! QUIT PLAYIN!" "They got snakes this big out here?!?"

[@dnasty312]

"I see you made this a pleasure cruise."

[@thewrestlingoldhead]

@dnasty312 "Come on you know me, I dont mix business with pleasure." 😆

[@eyespy3001]

John Voigt's stupid face was his attempt at being "Latino," like Al Pacino attempting to be "Cuban" in Scarface.

[@allanm2064]

Chris is *REALLY* hitting the classics this year! Love the card man

[@leeloo1967]

Chris I actually saw Anaconda at the cinema back in ‘97 with my best friend and we were scared shitless and we loved every second of it. It’s still one of my favorite horror movies. Awesome spot on review Chris!

[@Atrus999]

I didn't even think to stop recording when the commercials came up! If only I could go back in time and give my younger self that little pearl of wisdom.

[@rmarkley79]

Jon Voight's wink after getting hawk tuah'd... priceless!

[@BrandonWestfall]

Remove that stupidity from your vocabulary.

[@mp4455]

Yooooo 😂😂😂😂😂

[@donbrunodelamancha1927]

OMG! I do miss the Hilariocity videos! Algorithm engagement!

[@MaxNeugebauer.]

This should have been a Hilariocity.

[@shawnfields2369]

​@@MaxNeugebauer.Yes, it definitely should've. And I also STILL miss the Hilariocity series. Just think about perfect this movie would've been for that. I've also seen Anaconda as many times as Chris, about 4-5. It's not really that scary at all, but I did forget that Danny Trejo and Jonathan Hyde were in this. But I never forgot that Owen Wilson, Jon Voight, Jennifer Lopez, and Ice Cube were ALL in this. It felt like either a monster movie trying to be a parody of other monster movies (with the cast) or a campy 90s monster movie; trying to be like "Jaws", but with a massive snake, and also, trying too hard to take itself seriously at certain points, with some laughably bad special effects, but they didn't look that bad... in 1997. They looked fine in '97. Nowadays, they make the movie seem almost like it's a movie length skit about what a giant snake movie in the jungle starring, Jon Voight, Jennifer Lopez, Danny Trejo, Owen Wilson, and Ice Cube MIGHT look like. I'm NOT saying it's a terrible movie or anything, it's one of my favorite "so bad, it's good" movies. It just isn't a very scary movie.

[@jaynesfilm913]

Anaconda is a masterpiece and I won’t be told otherwise. I’ve watched 1,800 movies according to my letterbox’d (it’s probably more). And I’ve never seen a movie capture the Amazon Atmosphere quite like this movie. It’s perfectly captured in my mind. I love this movie.

[@HollowedMiku]

My mom took me to see this when I was 10 for an afternoon matinee. Jon Voight made me cry, my mom thought I was scared…nope my little brain just couldn’t handle it & was passed the point of no return where laughing wasn’t cutting it. This was a special kind of ridiculous movie that can never be replicated. Love it.

[@alexcoyg3281]

Jon Voight accent and acting is oscar material❤

[@majinsole8554]

He winked at her after being regurgitated. HE WINKED AT HER!!! 😆😂🤣😂🤣 ~_~

[@sweetness371]

"Name a better movie where JLo, Ice Cube and Owen Wilson go up against a snake. You can't!" 💀

[@Dullfang2]

Dude, the VHS technique to skip the commercials. My family always did that too. It always just made sense to do that. I remember recording clone wars (2003) and then lent it to my friend so he and his family could watch and he was like 'yo that was a genius move to skip the commercials'

[@TheMovieslingers]

Anaconda, Deep Blue Sea and Deep Rising were my monster movies growing up

[@WarlordRising]

Deep Rising is 10 times better than James Cameron's Titanic as a people trapped on a boat movie. No one should at me. Deep Blue Sea is good, but Treat Williams in Deep Rising is on another level. The most charismatic lead of a creature feature of all time (outside of the Predator cast).

[@arilumani6194]

Same

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

I always loved this movie, it has amazing practical effects and a terrifying soundtrack. It made the anaconda really menacing. JLo is a badass final girl.

[@Screen_Prism]

If they had said fuck twice in the movie, then it would have instantly been rated R.

[@jakegarcia7382]

How do we not talk about the little baby bird line??

[@wakkyfodder]

This movie is an entire nation's guilty pleasure 🇿🇦

[@francescouffreduzzi4401]

2:03 🤣what was that laughing OMG

[@nujabeez6573]

This movie made have my fear of snakes😢, I was in kindergarten when this movie came out and and my older brother and cousins tricked me into watching this movie on vhs when it came out. Safe to say I was traumatized

[@wstine79]

I felt this movie borrowed more from "Creature From The Black Lagoon" than "Jaws." A group end up in the jungle, encounter a retile Creature, someone tries to catch it, and their boat gets stuck.

[@animechic420]

Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid was a way better movie.

[@JeffGreenNV]

The ending of your review. Chefs kiss.

[@AshParth560]

Ah, Anaconda. A guilty pleasure of a movie. Remembered it quite much. Not with the sequels, though.

[@shawnfields2369]

Wait, there's MORE than ONE Anaconda movie?!? But after having J-Lo, Jon Voight, Danny Trejo, Owen Wilson, and Ice Cube, how did they make sequels? This wasn't a horrible movie, just feels slightly like a parody of bad monster movies, but is a pretty good, "so bad, it's good" movie. But it's not too scary though. But it tried to be scary, at least. And everyone gives better performances than you'd expect for something like this, especially Jon Voight and his stupid obviously faked Latin accent throughout the movie, Ice Cube pretending to play the nice guy cameraman, Owen Wilson trying to be the ladies man, only to get possibly the most brutal death in the entire film...until near the end, where Voight's character tries to get BOTH Ice Cube and Jennifer Lopez killed so he can catch(or kill?) The anaconda himself? I forget. I haven't seen the film in a long time. Still one of my favorite guilty pleasure movies though. Can't deny that.

[@jalyn947]

Finally! We’re acknowledging this absolute classic

[@Elatenl]

6:15 that CGI is wild

[@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847]

It was the best thing ever back then though...very Mortal Kombat Annihilation-esque

[@RahulJainPsychoRJ]

@ChrisStuckmann I think you will agree with Ebert's review of it; especially that he praised Anaconda unironically - Not even as hilariocity - this is just directly plain great.

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

Stuckmann is the ultimate 'creature' of KZbin film criticism.

[@dnasty312]

You watch Cinematic Excrement?

[@kingslayer2999]

Chris reviews a Bad movie like Anaconda but not Joker 2 or Megalopolis 😒

[@shawnfields2369]

​@@kingslayer2999Well, that's just how you know that Joker 2, and Venom 3 are bad "bad" movies, and not "so bad, it's good" movies then, I guess?

[@hrock8081]

“You mean there’s snakes out here this big?! Yay yay…”

[@ramcarr6817]

I saw this oviedo 3 times with friends over opening weekend. Every time we got out of the theater we did Voigt's accent for maybe 30 minutes trying to make each other laugh. Love this movie.

[@dattaprasadgodbole]

I watched it as a child in India, completely detached from the knowledge of the cast. All I knew was I liked watching animals on the Discovery Channel. This movie gave Discovery Channel on steroids. When the anaconda catches that guy mid-fall, the whole theatre applauded. After many years and exposure to other monster movies, I can understand why someone may not like this movie, but even now I can't help feeling slightly excited whenever this movie is playing.

[@leoncaw326]

Fun! My aunt has a story about traveling alone in Nepal in one of the big colorful busses. She got nervous because everyone was just staring at her. Then she looked up and realized that Anaconda was playing on silent on a screen over her head. No idea if there were subtitles. Ever since I've wondered how that must have felt for anyone watching who had no idea what Anaconda was. What a surreal experience that would be, bumping around in the mountains, trying to put together what was going on with no context.

[@H3rnD1zzl3]

I’d be remiss if I didn’t wish you would’ve mentioned the janky editing (see the magical, gravity-defying waterfall…) but still, in its heyday, it was considered a blockbuster of sorts. Great video!

[@raider7966]

Backwards waterfall anyone 😂😂😂😂

[@anubusx]

John Voight looked like Hannibal Lector.

[@Alexroberts666]

True

[@joannemyers9976]

I loved your hilarious take on this movie, especially about Jon Voight. I took my son to it when he was only 11. Bad judgement maybe? He’s 38 now and he says he still remembers the movie and that it didn’t give him nightmares or a phobia of snakes. And he remembers Jon’s performance being “way over the top” lol.

[@RSKT_music]

Something interesting about this movie is that it was rated R18+ on VHS in Australia. I'd look at the box art at the video store every time I went, but couldn't hire it out because I was too young. Me and my friends always wanted to see it, because we thought it must be pretty brutal. Eventually, it got bumped down to just an M rating, which was weird, but it allowed me to hire it. I absolutely loved the movie, but I never understood why it had the R18+ rating in the first place. Maybe due to the wasp scene? I don't know. Either way, this film was a legend amongst my friends because of it, and it made us want to watch it all the time.

[@mattramos5822]

Best. Chris. Stuckman. Review. In. Years.

[@MrSpike320]

One of my favorite guilty pleasures!!! Interestingly enough, J. Lo has only done two horror movies in her career, this and The Cell in 2000. And both are awesome!!

[@dormiovibes]

Man I love that you include the trailers. So nostalgic

[@gilpinsteven]

"TriStar Pictures invites you.....on a journey into the GRIP....OF FEAR." LMFAO

[@Bullz_eye47]

The moment when ice cube raps "F the snake coming straight from the swamp" truly a moment of all time.

[@drozdlukasz]

It's not a bad movie. Bill Butlers (the DP of "Jaws") cinematography is great, the soundtrack by Randy Edelman is perfect and the animatronic snakes created by Walt Conti still to this day are fantastic. If you want to see a really bad movie, watch the Chinese remake of "Anaconda" from this year.

[@arilumani6194]

I remember watching this movie as a kid when it aired in Albania in the 2000s either alone or with my older brother and my cousin. I even watched the sequel and the third movie. The first big snake movie I watched was Boa vs. Python. I remember being genuinely scared of these movies at first until they no longer scared me. I still found the anaconda terrifying, though. And the fact that this is how big real-life anacondas are made it even more terrifying. As I grew older I realised it's not good but not bad, either. I actually consider it a guilty pleasure. Maybe it has to do with the anaconda's design and the cast, even though Phelous was less than pleased when he reviewed all the Anaconda movies. Compared to the sequels, which are utter stinkers, this might be the best one, no hint of sarcasm.

[@keithwoodcrest]

My dad and I used to watch this on TNT nearly every time it aired when I was a kid. He always loved all the schlocky, goofy b horror and action movies. Miss those days

[@Mar.wanJaniol]

Such a vibe, great atmosphere here!

[@quintondebeer]

Chris...in South Africa, this movie was aired most Sundays. A solid staple when it came to weekend entertainment 😂

[@lukehenderson436]

I *think* I saw this in the cinema, I would have been 16, and it’s the type of thing my friends and I loved. Are you going to review the sequels? The Hoff!

[@xkumanekox]

I've always loved snakes ever since I was a little kid, and Anaconda was the first monster snake movie I ever watched as a kid. Not a perfect movie in any way, but it was one of the gateways for me to discover more B-movies of the mid to late 90s and the early 2000s. So much nostalgia.

[@antoniocenteno1483]

Good things about Anaconda: - The Anaconda, great CGI moments, great animatronics, amazing kills, amazing snake kills. - The score, really good stuff - Cinematography. I mean, is the amazons, and it looks beautiful and some shots are just WOW! - IS really entertainig, it knows what it is so the pace keeps the whole movie - That Anaconda Kill on Serone. Top 5 underrated kills ever. Stuff in the middle: - Charachters and acting. I know, this is not the best work from anyone, but the cast is fantastic and though Voight looks harder than a rock through the whole movie, most of it really works. Bad Stuff: - Some BAD Cgi, cause yes, Good and bad CGI can exist in the same movie - We are bounded for ever to say is bad altough we really really love it

[@arnoldtorres9340]

Brotha when you said relic, that movie was amazing for me growing up! But anaconda is that movie that is so bad that it’s good. Great review and take care !

[@joshpinchuk7061]

Surprised by they IMDb and critic score. I always enjoyed Anaconda. What did Ebert think?

[@hornmoviereviews8739]

Definitely one of the most nostalgic movies for me. Loved it back then and still love it now

[@951Dreadhead]

This is a classic in my opinion, one of the best creature features right up there with deep blue sea. The soundtrack of anaconda is phenomenal

[@GiorgioMassignani]

great Halloween special! Arachnophobia and Anaconda were absolute TV classics when we were kids! another movie nobody talks about anymore is Congo

[@DanielCrookeFilms]

I too am of an age when, as a kid, your movie collection was 95% recorded from TV to VHS. We were Ninja’s of the Remote. 👌🏽👍🏽

[@Klowd17]

Can you review The Relic since you mentioned it? That's also one of my favorite creature features.

[@WarlordRising]

1997 was loaded with guilty pleasure creature features. Guillermo Del Toro's "Mimic", The Relic (overlooked gem), Anaconda, and Starship Troopers.

[@dspecter1187]

Jon Voight's performance and lines in this are absolutely hilarious.

[@t-bonesteak5057]

Good afternoon Chris, I used to watch this all the time as a kid with my cousins. Good times, I’m now 31

[@pastichefilms_indranil]

this is the first hollywood film we saw when we got our first cable connection back in the early 2000s. it was broadcasted on AXN

[@steampunkster2023]

When it came out here in the Philippines, in an era where we can only get classic movies only on pirated VHS and, God forbid, Betamax, I was not familiar with most of the actors. I only know Eric Stoltz _(Some Kind of Wonderful),_ and unfortunately I never heard of Jon Voight until years later I saw _Midnight Cowboy_ for the very first time, post 90s. The internet was an infant military platform experiment back then, so this movie was mostly a breakout for newcomers like Jennifer and the others. It was apparently cheesy and unrealistic, but yes, it dominated tv reruns in my country for a few years.

[@diggs9684]

Now this is what I have been waiting for! & never thought you would ever review 🤣

[@adampellett4917]

Saw this in 1997 and it’s fun. Dumb, goofy fun with snakes. 🐍

[@leoncaw326]

Fun story: When I was a Veterinary Technician a panicked old lady came in with a Maltese she said swallowed a mouse alive. Despite our assurances her dog was safe she insisted we get it an x-ray. She had "seen the outline of the mouse running around through the dog's stomach," and the x-ray would reveal if it was eating the dog alive from the inside. Now every time I think about Anaconda I think of that scene with the awful CGI and the guy's face outlined in the snake, just with a dog and a mouse. 🤣

[@_DJMorrey_]

The Anaconda did nothing for me. But that Jon Voight thousand yard stare kept me up at night for years 😱

[@H4mmis]

This is a classic for sure. I have it on VHS and enjoyed this film growing up.

[@dnasty312]

A fun creature feature! I watched this a lot in the summer of 1998 on HBO and VHS 📼 (thanks for the tape, cousin) I won't upgrade to Blu-ray on this one (have a DVD copy) as I prefer the full-screen picture. This one was shot in super 35mm and cropped to widescreen, so the black bars were added for cinema then removed for home video and TV

[@melissakrieger34]

I am enjoying this year’s Halloween Special. I look forward to it every year. I have been a fan since of 2017. I’m glad that you reviewed this movie. It’s of my favorite guilty pleasure from the 90s.

[@mikeeddings432]

I made my dad take me to see this in theaters when it came out. I loved ice cube. I still regularly watch this on VHS.

[@AlthosWTF]

I vaguely recall a commercial 'some things bite! some things tear and some things SQUEEEZE!' something like that.

[@mstoreyjr]

When the Anaconda regurgitated John Voight's character, and he literally "winked" at J-Lo...that was some boss shit, lmao!!!

[@VolcanoMonsters]

Was literally just thinking about The Relic, please talk about that one some time, super underrated monster movie.

[@mcjovies36]

This and Eight Legged Freaks will always be my favorite stupid monster movies

[@ashleepradella4912]

Recently watched this with my husband and it’s provably my favourite movie experience this Halloween! An absolute blast. Also my husband had no idea that was JLo 😂🤦‍♀️

[@calebbakes0175]

This un-ironically is with whole heart honestly… in (at least) my top 5 favourite movies of all time

[@JarensMovieReviews]

Totally get it, Chris. I grew up watching Anaconda and i was entertained. Watching it as an adult has definitely shifted in opinion, but as a B-creature feature, it does the job 👍🏽

[@ayankdev5062]

There are so many movies that I loved as I child and now when I find out that most of them were a flop or failure it's shocking to me. And one those movies is Anaconda, I freaking loved it man.

[@anushkasamarasinghe5625]

My man, this was scary as hell when I was a kid. This was an amazing movie at the time. Got to look at it from the context of the late 90s to appreciate it.