I want to see it though. Was it hilarious because of its shoddy production, crappy lines and generally poor premise? Or because it was actually a comedy?
Yes.
Maybe.
It was very unrealistic and actually so stupid it was humourous. Most snakes just want to find some quiet place to hide not come out into an airplane full of screaming people. It just seemed strange that a snake would want to bite a man's crouch. Snakes aim for the eyes, don't they?
I want to see it though. Was it hilarious because of its shoddy production, crappy lines and generally poor premise? Or because it was actually a comedy?
Bcause of the crappy lines and stuff like that. The movie was meant to be stupid. At least they remembered that snakes don't actually attack humans, so they threw in pheromones to make them go crazy.
I did find the random weird ways the snakes attacked funny. I liked the part when a guy was bitten on the willy by a snake. xD
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Just because a movie is a comedy doesn't necessarily mean its funny in one's sole opinion. I didn't think that Napoleon Dynamite was that funny, but it's still intended to make peopel laugh, so it's a comedy.
I think a panicking snake would aim for whatever bit they can reach. Is it better or worse than "anaconda"?
xD!!
Awesome!
The snake holed up in a cave in Central Park and there was much debate as to how to deal with it - kill it or catch and relocate to a zoo. There was a bunch of vigilantes who decided to kill the snake and they eventually managed to track her down and shoot her.
The story ended with a whole lot of tiny mambas moving out of the cave into Central Park. What they didn't realise was she had a nest in the cave and gave birth to babies during the weeks she was there.
Mambas are reputed to be one of the more aggressive species of snake so this aspect was a central part of the story. I just wish I could remember what it was called - darned short term memory loss.


Laurence Fishburne is another great tough guy. I once (partially) predicted the end of a movie based upon the fact that he was in it. Things looked bleak for his character, but I thought, "Laurence Fishburne does not go out quietly; if he dies in this movie, he's going to take somebody with him!" And I was right. 
I've heard of Attack of the Killer Condoms. How about Attack of the Killer Tomatoes?