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Crocodile (2000) [R]

Release Date:
December 26, 2000

Original Title:
Crocodile

Alternate Titles:
Cocodrilo
Crocodilo

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Flat Dog Corporation
Nu Image

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
NL: 16  US: R 

Runtime: 94

Ever feel like something is watching you?

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A group of friends including Brady Turner, Claire and Duncan McKay go out on a boat trip on a lake in Southern California, but their joyful weekend turns into horror, when a giant killer crocodile searching for its stolen eggs, picks off anyone who gets in its way. Can they all escape in one piece or will they slowly and painfully fall to the mammoth reptile.

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Production

3D Animator:
Bryan Blevins
Steve Carpenter
John Ortman
Robert F. Peppler

3D Artist:
Adam Klein

3D Modeller:
Owen Hammer

3D Supervisor:
Doug Beswick
Everett Burrell

Art Direction:
John Marshall
Dan Statler

Assistant Editor:
Alison Learned Wolf

Assistant Property Master:
Vern Crofoot
Chris Dechert

Associate Producer:
Vern Crofoot
Lee Lazarow

Boom Operator:
William Munro
Christopher Sposa

Casting:
Cathy Henderson
Dori Zuckerman

Cinematography:
Eliot Rockett

Co-Executive Producer:
Eddy Chamichian

Costume Design:
Carin Hooper

Creature Technical Director:
Greg Nicotero

Digital Compositors:
John Gust Anderson
Kevin Kutchaver
David Rednour
Eric Reinhard

Director:
Tobe Hooper

Editor:
Andy Horvitch
Alain Jakubowicz

Executive Producer:
Danny Dimbort
Avi Lerner
Trevor Short

First Assistant Director:
Thomas Burke

Foley:
Eric Shemkovitz

Key Hair Stylist:
Sergio López

Key Makeup Artist:
Phillip Pico

Key Set Production Assistant:
Kent D. Smith

Line Producer:
Víctor Zavala Kugler
Antonio Zavala Kugler

Makeup Artist:
Sergio López

Mechanical Designer:
Wes C. Caefer

Mix Technician:
Eric Shemkovitz

Original Music Composer:
Serge Colbert

Painter:
Phil Carbonaro

Post Production Coordinator:
Jordan Kessler

Post Production Supervisor:
George Gale
Todd Gilbert

Producer:
Frank DeMartini
Boaz Davidson
Danny Lerner

Production Coordinator:
Dave Duce

Production Design:
Whitney Brooke Wheeler
Peter Kanter

Property Master:
Lee Lazarow

Pyrotechnician:
Richard L. Hill

Screenplay:
Jace Anderson
Adam Gierasch
Michael D. Weiss

Second Assistant Director:
Maximillian D. Day
Kevin Wyrauch

Set Decoration:
Mae Brunken

Set Dresser:
René Marquéz
Gabrael Wilson

Sound Editor:
Colin Bates

Sound Mixer:
David Chornow

Special Effects:
Sergio Jara Jr.

Special Effects Coordinator:
Chiz Hasegawa
Sergio Jara
George Phillips

Still Photographer:
Eric H. Lasher

Story:
Boaz Davidson

Stunts:
Carin Berger
Maximillian D. Day

Supervising Producer:
Alejandra Cárdenas

Unit Production Manager:
Dwayne Shattuck

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Edward Irastorza

Visual Effects Producer:
Theresa Rowlee

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Kevin O'Neill

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