Any true horror lover who grew up throughout the '80s and '90s knows that no matter how much crap Luis Llosa's 1997 "Anaconda" got over the decades, it will always remain a precious little gem to us, former kids who weren't used to mind-blowing CGI and smart plot twists but loved monster flicks. "Anaconda" is bad — for several reasons I won't delve into — but it's on the right side of bad. It features a thrilling caricature villain (Jon Voight playing an evil Paraguayan man whose accent ranges between the unknown and the ludicrous) and celebrity household names such as Ice Cube and Jennifer Lopez. And that's before the real stars of the movie, two custom-built 25 and 40-foot-long animatronic snakes show up to steal the limelight with their mesmerizingly fake eyes and robotic movement.

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