Hollywood movie snake trivia

[kibakiba]

I was watching an old horror movie from... The 60's? I think. It was in black and white. The acting was good, but they called a Gila monster a dragon... I guess in a sense it could be, but they could have called it... Oh, I don't know... A giant man eating monster.

[Didymus20X6]

Anacondas 2 takes place in Borneo, in Soouthwest Asia. Problem is, Anacondas only exist in South America.

[PINJOHN]

Anacondas 2 takes place in Borneo, in Southwest Asia. Problem is, Anacondas only exist in South America.

that is just the type of movie i was referring to, no expectation of their audience having the slightest knowledge of natural history, and coming from a different angle what about the preposterous jaws four where the great white shark tracks the person who killed it's mate across the globe in order to extract revenge, it makes skull island and an out-sized ape seem believable by comparison

[guidofatherof5]

The one im talking about has all kinds of frogs that lead the other animals to attack the pesticide inventor.

Frogs (1972) - IMDb

[BLUESIRTALIS]

Frogs (1972) - IMDb

I use to love watching that movie and laughing at the people as they got bit by indigos and died.

[RedSidedSPR]

hehe yeah.

how about "Anaconda"?

[guidofatherof5]

I use to love watching that movie and laughing at the people as they got bit by indigos and died.

And not a frog to be found in the whole movie.

[PINJOHN]

there was one spectacular piece of footage that i remember seeing in an old jungle movie it was a leopard approaching the camera when it was suddenly seized by a large constrictor and encircled in a second, whether the cat had been drugged i have no idea, i know that the studios did stuff like that in years gone by, what i do know is that in countless hours watching spectacular wild life documentary's i have never seen any thing else quite like it ,
too much of a long shot i suppose expecting any body to know which movie this happened in

[ConcinusMan]

One must realize that all horror movies capitalize and play on common fears that many people have, whether those fears are rational or not. It's a horror movie, not a documentary. Not to be taken seriously.

[PINJOHN]

One must realize that all horror movies capitalize and play on common fears that many people have, whether those fears are rational or not. It's a horror movie, not a documentary. Not to be taken seriously.

yes Richard i know the methods of horror movies, but the movie i am asking about was a jungle/adventure movie shot before the fifty's a Tarzan or some such, If the scene was filmed in the wild and not set up in a pen [a style later practiced by the Disney studio's for their wildlife adventure films] then it is a piece of footage that any of todays world famous wildlife camera men would be very proud of, hence my mention of documentary's.