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White Crocodile Queen
There's gore from weapon attacks, gore from crocodile attacks, goofy humor, lots of rubber crocodiles, a guy gets pissed on, a woman gives birth to a crocodile, strange dance/music video that's surprisingly good, a child is plowed over by a motorbike and hell, there's even a glimpse of some boobies. This is fine Indonesian exploit craziness
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Plot Summary
In a desolate Australian outback, a hardened woman known as the White Crocodile Queen navigates a dangerous world of illegal animal trading and survival. She faces constant threats from poachers and authorities alike as she fights to protect her territory and the precious creatures within it. Her resilience and resourcefulness are put to the ultimate test in a brutal struggle for dominance and survival.
Critical Reception
White Crocodile Queen is a low-budget action film that received mixed to negative reviews upon its release. It is often cited as an example of Australian exploitation cinema, with praise sometimes directed at its raw, gritty atmosphere and unconventional lead performance, while criticism frequently targets its underdeveloped plot and rough production values. It holds a cult status among fans of genre films.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its unique, untamed Australian setting.
Criticized for its thin plot and low production quality.
Sharan Lea's performance as the titular character is often highlighted as a standout, albeit polarizing, element.
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Fun Fact
The film was shot on location in the Australian outback, adding to its authentic, rugged visual style.
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