[spoiler]Could've been good if it weren't for all the unlucky events and I'm not even mad about the bad CGI but the cocodrile was just wrong, it only looks like one but that's all, a better research could have been great! A 4 just because Ken's acting was ok, I'm still salty about Lucky dying and Koi surviving.[/spoiler]

It could be a superb movie with a fresh plot but the unfortunates just couldn't make it.

This was better than I was expecting. I found the movie engaging throughout for the most part, which was surprising since the movie is set almost entirely in a dry swimming pool where the major characters are 2 humans and an alligator. The alligator CGI looks very bad at times, but it doesn't distract much from the experience. The ending was satisfying and the acting solid.

Like a 3-course meal at Taco Bell, this starts off not bad and ends up pretty good. The opposite of that one movie I never saw (where people jump off a boat in the middle of the ocean and can't get back on it--Open Water 2: Adrift), here we have a couple trapped with a crocodile at the bottom of an empty pool too steep to climb out of. It's a fun idea and, while the movie has more than its quota of WTFs, the story stays fresh, there are some twists throughout and enough action to keep the whole thing moving swimmingly. Look, it's not a gourmet meal, but it is the cinematic equivalent of a fast food dinner...and it's not just crocodiles who like fast food.