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A sequel in name only to the notoriously campy
Anaconda (1997) and the tragically less funny
Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004),
Anaconda 3: Offspring bids to launch a direct-to-video franchise as a cliche-encrusted action-thriller aimed at undiscriminating genre fans. (A follow-up already has been filmed and is duly promoted on this pic's DVD.) Curiosity-seekers might take a peek, if only to see whether top-billed
David Hasselhoff -- like
Jon Voight in the original -- is devoured by a rapacious reptile. He isn't, however, which very likely will hurt home video sales. You can read my full Variety review
here.
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