Spends too much time on people not enough on the piranha
Only in horror movies do people sneak into an off limits facility, find a pool and jump in. Of course, this is where the deadly Piranha first appear in this 1978 film.<br /><br />The basis of the story was that the army was experimenting upon fish at the facility and then abandoned it. An investigator looking for the people that got eaten in the opening unknowingly release the experimental fish upon the public.<br /><br />Most of the movie is spent on the humans trying to warn all the people down river about the coming piranha rather than the piranha themselves. It also gets predictable when the army shows up and tries to cover things up.<br /><br />Overall that does not make this a very satisfying movie to watch. I wanted more Piranha and less humans. The proportions are all wrong to make this any good.<br />C
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