Alligator

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In 1980, John Sayles and Lewis Teague teamed up to do Alligator. This story revolves around the urban myth of flushing an alligator fown the toilet. It grows in the sewers eating lab trsted animals. Then, it goes on a killing spree. Although a b movie, it was well done. Unlike bad CG movies its special effects hold up. Robert Forester plays a cop in the movie. Alligator 4K Good Deal

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