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Lake Placid 2

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Man-eating crocodiles return to the lake, as two males and one aggressive female crocodile protecting their nest, wreak havoc on the locals.

Critics Reviews

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Mike Massie Gone With The Twins Nov 26, 2020
2/10
At least it provides a constant source of unintentional humor. Go to Full Review
Tim Brayton Alternate Ending Jun 5, 2020
2/5
As formulaic killer animal films go, any halfway-serious fan of the genre has seen worse. Go to Full Review
Ed Travis Hollywood Jesus Apr 10, 2020
Do yourselves a favor, skip Lake Placid 2. Go to Full Review
Brian Orndorf Blu-ray.com Nov 12, 2017
D
Gone are the cheeky impulses and amusing thespian effort from the first round -- the sequel elects an unenthusiastic remake route. Go to Full Review
Felix Vasquez Jr. Cinema Crazed Apr 6, 2014
Jokes fall flat, exposition is slim, and the story is pretty ridiculous. Go to Full Review
David Nusair Reel Film Reviews Nov 11, 2010
2/4
As typically second-rate as one might've anticipated... Go to Full Review
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Gemma B @RT68214427 Sep 12, 2026 This is definitely one to miss. The dog was the best actor See more J H @UpstateNYThriller Jul 22, 2026 3/10 Poor CGI big gator 2 See more Liam D @Mediawatcher2003 Feb 25, 2026 While the original Lake Placid was a fun and entertaining B Movie. This direct to DVD sequel feels like a cheap cash in with; an poor script and characters, wooden acting (apart from a scenery chewing Sam McMurray) and awful effects See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Dec 1, 2025 The creature-feature sequel Lake Placid 2 arrives with the burden of following a cult classic, yet from its opening moments it becomes obvious that this entry can’t withstand the weight of that legacy. Instead of leaning into the suspenseful charm and sly humor that made the original memorable, this follow-up collapses almost immediately, offering a chaotic, poorly constructed narrative that never finds its footing. It’s the kind of sequel that reveals its flaws before the first act even settles, and the downhill slide never stops. The direction is one of the film’s most glaring issues. Every choice feels indifferent, as though the production itself knew the sequel didn’t stand a chance. Scenes lack tension, pacing, and even basic atmospheric buildup. Rather than heightening the terror or embracing the campiness that could have worked in its favor, the film settles into a lifeless middle ground where nothing resonates. You can sense the absence of passion behind the camera, and that lack of commitment bleeds into every frame. The screenplay only worsens the problem. It’s a disjointed collection of ideas that never connect, bouncing from one nonsensical moment to the next as if written without regard for coherence. Character motivations are unclear, interactions feel forced, and tonal shifts are so abrupt they border on parody—though not in a clever or intentional way. The script abandons the continuity and world-building of the first film, instead opting for random chaos that undermines the very franchise it’s attempting to extend. Even the creature elements, which should be the highlight of any Lake Placid entry, fall embarrassingly flat. The alligator threats are neither frightening nor entertaining, and the film lacks the visual creativity to make its monster moments impactful. Where the original blended horror and humor into something surprisingly effective, this installment delivers neither. Instead, it trudges through predictable setups and lifeless payoffs, robbing the creature genre of the excitement it deserves. It’s hard not to dwell on how amateurish the entire production feels, from the pacing to the dialogue to the tonal confusion that permeates every moment. What could have been a fun, campy sequel instead becomes a frustrating exercise in missed opportunities. There’s no sense of escalation, no cleverness, no respect for what made the first film work. Instead, Lake Placid 2 feels like a placeholder project that never should have moved past the drafting stage. Ultimately, this sequel is an outright disaster—one that offers so little entertainment value that it becomes difficult to recommend it to even the most dedicated fans of creature features. It doesn’t honor the original film, it doesn’t justify its own existence, and it certainly doesn’t contribute anything meaningful to the genre. This is one to skip completely, because not even curiosity can make the experience worthwhile. See more Pedro Henrique C @Pedro2005 Nov 7, 2025 Lake Placid 2 (2007) My God, what a bad movie! It's even worse than the first one. I didn't want to say more, but I will: the CGI is awful, the characters are pathetic, and the script is garbage. See more Isadora C @Isadora198 Oct 10, 2025 E pior que o primeiro kkkkk See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Man-eating crocodiles return to the lake, as two males and one aggressive female crocodile protecting their nest, wreak havoc on the locals.
Director
David Flores
Production Co
Asgaard Entertainment, Twentieth Century Fox, Unified Film Organization (UFO), Sony Pictures Entertainment
Rating
TV-14
Genre
Horror, Mystery & Thriller, Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Jul 2, 2018
Runtime
1h 36m
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