MEGA PYTHON VS. GATOROID

Cinemavixion Review

In the murky depths of the Florida Everglades, 'Mega Python vs. Gatoroid' unleashes a creature feature of truly B-movie proportions. Directed by Mary Lambert, this 2011 film pits two iconic 80s pop stars, Debbie Gibson and Tiffany, against each other as warring eco-activists, each unleashing monstrous versions of local wildlife. Gibson plays Dr. Nikki Riley, an animal-rights extremist whose imported pythons wreak havoc, while Tiffany embodies Terry O'Hara, a park ranger who retaliates by feeding alligators experimental steroids, turning them into colossal gatoroids. The resulting reptilian rumble is as absurd as it is entertaining, a testament to the enduring appeal of creature features that don't take themselves too seriously. While the plot description hints at a more elaborate conflict, the essence of the film lies in its campy premise and the delightful spectacle of giant snakes battling giant alligators. It's a wild ride that, despite its modest IMDb rating of 3.0, offers a unique brand of mayhem for fans of over-the-top monster mayhem.