"Anaconda" is a 1997 adventure horror film directed by Luis Llosa. The movie is known for its creature feature elements, featuring a giant anaconda as the primary antagonist. The film stars Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube, Jon Voight, and Eric Stoltz.
The story follows a documentary film crew led by Terri Flores (Jennifer Lopez) as they embark on a journey into the Amazon rainforest. Their mission is to capture a legendary and elusive tribe, but their expedition takes a deadly turn when they encounter a giant and aggressive anaconda. As the crew battles the powerful snake, they also face threats from within their own group.
"Anaconda" is noted for its suspenseful and action-packed sequences, as well as its use of practical effects to bring the massive snake to life. Jon Voight's performance as the snake hunter Paul Sarone is particularly memorable.
While "Anaconda" received mixed reviews from critics, it found commercial success and became a cult classic in the creature feature genre. The film's mix of adventure, horror, and suspense, along with its memorable creature design, has contributed to its enduring popularity among fans of creature-centric films.