Post by Laslo Hollyfeld on Nov 13, 2005 10:05:41 GMT -5
[glow=red,2,300]La Cucaracha del Diablo: The Devil's Cockroach[/glow]
Starring: C. Thomas Howell, Lake Bell, and James Brolin
The Plot: A greedy and powerful industrialist (Brolin), is wiping out thousands of acres of Central American rainforest to set up a dangerous and illegal chemical plant. The waste products from the plant contaminate the surrounding areas, and begin to affect the local cockroach population adversely. Can our hero, (Howell) a down-and-out adventurer, and a beautiful yet tough-as-nails anthropologist (Bell), stop the terror?
The Climactic Scene: As the mutated and voracious cockroaches weave their bloody path of destruction, Howell and Bell have trapped the giant mother roach in the chemical plant, as Brolin is trying to stop them from exposing his evil deeds. Broiln is eaten by the giant roach in a gory and disgusting manner, allowing him a really good death scene.
Just before blowing up the chemical plant, the giant roach, and what's left of Brolin, Howell turns to Bell, winks, and wryly says: "Let's smoke this roach!"
In the end, we all learn a valuable moral about the evils of chemicals and the destruction of the rainforests.
Whaddya think? Any potential here?
Starring: C. Thomas Howell, Lake Bell, and James Brolin
The Plot: A greedy and powerful industrialist (Brolin), is wiping out thousands of acres of Central American rainforest to set up a dangerous and illegal chemical plant. The waste products from the plant contaminate the surrounding areas, and begin to affect the local cockroach population adversely. Can our hero, (Howell) a down-and-out adventurer, and a beautiful yet tough-as-nails anthropologist (Bell), stop the terror?
The Climactic Scene: As the mutated and voracious cockroaches weave their bloody path of destruction, Howell and Bell have trapped the giant mother roach in the chemical plant, as Brolin is trying to stop them from exposing his evil deeds. Broiln is eaten by the giant roach in a gory and disgusting manner, allowing him a really good death scene.
Just before blowing up the chemical plant, the giant roach, and what's left of Brolin, Howell turns to Bell, winks, and wryly says: "Let's smoke this roach!"
In the end, we all learn a valuable moral about the evils of chemicals and the destruction of the rainforests.
Whaddya think? Any potential here?
