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Anacondas: Trail of Blood (2009)

A genetically created Anaconda, cut in half, regenerates itself into two new aggressive giant snakes, due to the Blood Orchid.

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David L 17 Mar 2010

Unfortunately, this carried on from where the last installment left us, quite literally in terms of both storyline, and in poor quality. The computer generated snake looked more unrelaistic than ever, and this time was able to regenerate itself having been cut in half. It lacked any originality that the first two films offered, and has just cast more people to get killed off in the same old boring way. The only plus point was that the battle for survival was made a tad more interesting as the humans were battling each other, as well as the snake. If these films had been relesed in the opposite order, i would be saying how much better they had become with each installment. However, as that is not the case and as much as i like these creature flicks, it may be time to quit before they get any worse.

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Randy C 10 Sep 2010

This is a continuation of the 3rd one sort of. But the problem is it lacks most of what made the 3rd one so great. Also it's less about anacondas this time and more about different factions that just happen to be in the same place for some reason. On the plus side the special effects are sort of better...

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Michelle A 05 Jun 2009

....no comment...lol i cant believe i watched the whole thing.

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Shelby P 09 Jan 2011

Why do they keep making these movies? They're all completely identical. Giant CGI snake eats everyone. Big whoop. If you've seen any of the other movies, do yourself a favor and skip this one.

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kiersten c 22 Jun 2009

Predictable and the anacondas seemed so computerized Bad quality

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