Many movies that are underrated B-movies have ended up getting lost in history. It is Netflix that has really helped to reintroduce the forgotten gems. Netflix is introducing these flicks to the new generation. The latest is the low budget horror flick, Anaconda. Anaconda holds a place on Netflix as of now. Currently, Anaconda is holding 6th place out of 10, among the most-watched movies on Netflix.
For the ones who are unfamiliar with the 1997 snake centric movie, Anaconda focuses on a documentary film crew. The crew is on its venture through the Amazon rainforest in search of Shirishama Indians.
However, the investigative squad that is led by The Cell‘s surprisingly considerable Jennifer Lopez, end up receiving way more than they bartered for, as the filmmaking staff passes over with a serpent hunter busy chasing a huge green anaconda.
Critically ‘Not-Well’ Acclaimed, Now Anaconda Holds A Place On Netflix
The majority of critics have banned the pic, Anaconda has got 39% on Rotten Tomatoes. After all, it has an excellent cast. Ice Cube, Owen Wilson, and Eric Stoltz, to John Voight, Jonathan Hyde, and Danny Trejo, they are all recognizable faces for somewhere on the roaster. But now Anaconda holds a place on Netflix
Anaconda is one of the rare horror films that are terrible and even become pretty damn amazing. It may not be the best horror film but it’s fun watching it. The cast has really put on solid performances. Also, the 40-foot animatronic snake is impressive. As the Anaconda Holds A Place On Netflix, the film showsunique cinematography that is worth checking ours. The shots that are taken from inside the mouth of the serpent are tremendous.
Also, it is in the news that there is allegedly a reboot of the Anaconda franchise that is in the works. However, the details about the project are not available. But the script will be written by Evan Daugherty. Daugherty is a screenwriter of Snow White and the Huntsman.
