Crawl

I thought it would be a lazy, "Jaws" copy used as a cashgrab, but I left amazed. Like seriously this was actually intense, I didn't expect half of the stuff that happened in the movie. It could benefit from better camera shots tho. I don't have any more problems, the story was good, the jumpscares were good, the enemies were good, the characters were good, the kills were good, the setting was good... Like literally everything was done as well as it could possibly be!

This simple film is by no means a masterpiece for the ages, but it had a lot of heart, and I enjoyed a lot for what it was. The basic situation is almost guaranteed to provide plenty of suspense, and this element was executed competently. I found myself warming to duo of main characters (or trio if you include the dog), the protagonist and her dad, which made me root for them in their peril. The alligators are suitably brutal, and they facilitate some effective action sequences. Furthermore, the film doesn't outstay its welcome. I have very little to complain about here!

Crawl is an intense, solidly made little thriller that delivers some genuinely fun and nail-biting moments. While the lead character can be a little grating at times and the ending wraps up a bit too cleanly, the film largely succeeds as a lean, mean creature feature that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

A fun thrilling killer alligator movie and is so much better than sharknado.

Stupid people making bad choices and losing body parts to strangely ravenous alligators

This horror movie is precisely one of the styles I love to watch as it is both engaging and concise, thereby evoking a thrilling reaction.

Review scores of 84/75 for this flick is wild. This is solid, but nowhere near great or classic territory. I mean come on, there are no surprises, an enormous amount of dumb decisions so the plot moves forward, and lots of very poor CGI

It delivers on all fronts, exciting and to the point. It’s the Gainesville, Florida equivalent of Cameron’s Aliens.

What a boring movie, and so predictable. With an alligator that is about as real as Mary Poppins. That alligator would have had her and him in the first few minutes, for the rest of the movie we suffer bad acting from everyone and more bad toy alligator scenes with it making sounds no alligator makes. Sooner watch gloss paint dry

Easily one of the most unrealistic movies I've ever seen, gators don't just go around eating people. The dads injuries should've had him in complete shock or dead. The daughters injuries seemed to not imcompacitate her at all. This movie is a complete dud, complete with a dumb ending