Finally! Hollywood has changed its tune and will produce a respectable snake movie.

[xdeus]

Starring and directed by Lou Diamond Philips...

[Pampho85]

I honestly thought you were serious, up until I saw the link. Good ol' Hollywood and their monster mashup. First Sharktapus, Grizzligator and now this. What crap.

[Vasiliki]

This will go great alongside my copies of Giant Shark vs. Giant Octopus and Crocasaurous.

[Stewart_Reptiles]

Like the movie Anaconda wasn't bad enough

Last week, I do not recall on what channel I saw a preview for Piranhaconda http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1886644/ , like the Piranha movies weren't bad enough on their own either

Hard to believe how much junk is coming out of Hollywood.

[xdeus]

Wow, Piranhaconda?! It won't be long before they make Pirachnacondas... on a plane.

[Vasiliki]

Wow, Piranhaconda?! It won't be long before they make Pirachnacondas... on a plane.

Here, just take my money

[Stewart_Reptiles]

Wow, Piranhaconda?! It won't be long before they make Pirachnacondas... on a plane.

You should write the script I am sure someone will buy it

[apple2]

You haven't heard? It's the new Syfy original movie! That channel makes some of the worst movies I've ever seen.

[olstyn]

Seems to me that killing off Farscape and changing their name to SyFy was the beginning of the end for that channel. They've barely done anything tolerable since.

[MasonC2K]

Seems to me that killing off Farscape and changing their name to SyFy was the beginning of the end for that channel. They've barely done anything tolerable since.

I disagree. Killing off Stargate Atlantic and replacing it with Stargate Universe was the beginning of the end.

What's really sad is that their highest rated show is a wresting show, which shouldn't even be on that channel.

There's still some good shows like Eureka and Warehouse 13. Eureka is ending though.

I miss the original Scifi Channel with reruns of old shows and a show called SF Vortex that usually had Harlan Ellison and some other hard core Scifi folks commenting on the current state of Scifi.