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Format: DVD
 Oct 1999
 Not Rated
 Recording Mode: (unknown)
 92 min.
 Color
 Extra Info: 20th Anniversary Special Edition
 UPC: 736991418943 |
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Movie Description "Operation Razorteeth," a government project involving the breeding of mutant piranhas, gets way out of hand when the fish raid a lake at a summer camp for kids in this Roger Corman-produced, Joe Dante-directed classic. Heather Menzies stars as Maggie McKeown, an insurance investigator out to trace a missing teenage couple who have disappeared in the woods. With the help of a drunken recluse, Paul Grogan (Bradford Dillman), they come across a supposedly deserted army base inhabited by Dr. Robert Hoak (Kevin McCarthy) who has been breeding the deadly fish in secret. In their hunt for the missing couple McKeown and Grogan drain the army pool, unleashing millions of mutant piranhas into the lake of a nearby children's summer camp and a newly opened tourist resort. Smart exploitation with a ludicrous and clever script co-written by John Sayles, this drive-in answer to JAWS is full of film references and plenty of B-movie thrills (gore and nudity). PIRANHA is the kind of movie they don't make anymore--and better yet--it holds up well.
Film Notes DVD Features:
Region 1 Keep Case Full Frame - 1.33 Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary - Joe Dante - Director - Jon Davison - Producer Behind-the-Scenes Making of Footage Bloopers and Outtakes Trailer - Theatrical - Preview Attractions Cast Biographies Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access Additional Products: Reproduction of the Original Theatrical Marketing Guide 8 Page Booklet - "History of Roger Corman"
Industry Reviews "...A surprisingly effective gag-barrel of B-movie cliches and JAWS guffaws....It's a reminder of when Hollywood could laugh at itself with unself-conscious glee..." Total Film - Andy Lowe (08/01/2000)
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