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Croc! (2022): Cast & Ratings

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Croc! is a 2022 horror film directed by Paul W. Franklin, starring George Nettleton as Charlie, Sarah T. Cohen and Kate Sandison. It runs 1 hour 24 minutes. Its Echo Score is 22/100.

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Croc! (2022) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 24m (84 min)
Director
Paul W. Franklin
Genre
Horror
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Croc! About?

The premise of Croc! without spoilers.

Swimming is far from safe when a vengeful crocodile stalks the grounds. In the English countryside, Lisa and Charlie are planning their wedding at a historic Tudor mansion, but the reptile’s sudden appearance threatens to turn their celebration into chaos, forcing them to confront the unexpected menace.

Croc! Themes & Keywords

· 28 tags
  • crocodile
  • crocodile attack
  • camping
  • tent
  • sex scene
  • tudor mansion
  • english countryside
  • killed by crocodile
  • spattered with blood
  • standing sex
  • topless woman
  • minister
+16 more
  • wedding
  • cameraman
  • morse code
  • written by director
  • walkie talkie
  • live bait
  • animal attack
  • flare
  • swimming pool
  • electrocution
  • eaten by a crocodile
  • anger
  • survival adventure
  • nature horror
  • b horror
  • b action
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Cast & crew

Croc! Cast & Characters

George Nettleton leads the cast as Charlie, with Sarah T. Cohen as Sarah and Kate Sandison as Tabby. Directed by Paul W. Franklin; 18 actors are credited in all.

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Ratings

Croc! Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 22/100, strongest in rewatch factor (30) and weakest in art & craft (15).

22 /100

Croc! Echo Score Breakdown

The film fails to deliver a cohesive cinematic experience, with shortcomings across nearly every dimension. Reviewers repeatedly cite laughably bad CGI, wooden performances, and a formulaic plot that offers little tension or originality. Even the occasional moments of campy fun are outweighed by poor direction and technical flaws. Consequently, the movie leaves little lasting appeal and scores poorly overall. Its deficiencies dominate any potential entertainment value.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 15

    In terms of art and craft, the film exhibits substandard direction and visual execution. Reviewers note that the CGI crocodile appears plastic and unfinished, with animations that look pasted into scenes, while the overall cinematography lacks cohesion. Editing fails to maintain rhythm, and production design offers no memorable detail. Consequently, the artistic quality is notably poor.

  • Character & Emotion 20

    Regarding character and emotion, performances are largely wooden and unconvincing. Multiple reviewers criticize the actors for delivering basic, lifeless portrayals, with little chemistry among the ensemble. The limited emotional depth prevents audience engagement, and the characters' decisions often appear irrational. Overall, the character work detracts significantly from the film's impact.

  • Story & Flow 25

    Evaluating story and flow, the narrative relies on overused creature‑feature clichés and offers little originality. Critics point out a predictable plot, lazy pacing, and implausible scenarios such as a crocodile appearing in a remote English wedding without explanation. Subplots involving infidelity and gratuitous nudity further dilute cohesion. As a result, the story feels shallow and unengaging.

  • Sensory Experience 20

    In terms of sensory experience, both sound and visual style are underwhelming. Reviewers cite the ineffective soundtrack and lack of atmospheric sound design, while the visual presentation suffers from low‑budget CGI and inconsistent lighting. The film fails to create an immersive mood, and its aesthetic choices do not compensate for technical shortcomings. Consequently, the sensory impact is weak.

  • Rewatch Factor 30

    Assessing rewatch factor, the film offers little incentive for repeat viewings. Most critics advise against watching, citing poor execution and lack of engaging content. A minority note occasional campy moments that might entertain genre fans, yet these are insufficient to overcome the dominant flaws. Overall, the movie's lasting appeal is minimal, resulting in a low replay value.

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Croc! Trailers & Videos

The trailer of Croc!.

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FAQ

Croc! FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Croc!, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Croc!?

Croc! runs 1 hour 24 minutes (84 minutes).

When was Croc! released?

Croc! was released on August 25, 2022.

Who directed Croc!?

Croc! was directed by Paul W. Franklin.

Who is in the cast of Croc!?

Croc! stars George Nettleton as Charlie, Sarah T. Cohen as Sarah and Kate Sandison as Tabby, among 18 credited actors.

Does Croc! have a post-credit scene?

No. Croc! has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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