Directed by beloved director Fred Olen Ray, Piranha Women is relatively a simple odd story with an interesting concept but it doesn't quite reach the heights that it possibly could have. It is very silly and not meant to be taken too serious.
With a run time of under one hour, this is quite a short film where everything does move quickly, yet things aren't exactly fully developed.
The lead protagonist is the standard generic likeable character we are to root for. The main problem with the film is there is too much focus on him, and not enough on these "Piranha women" (Keep Chambers, Carrie Overguaard). The acting is subpar to average as we would expect.
The ending is rushed and it gets a little silly and over the top, the transformations in that.
With a run time of under one hour, this is quite a short film where everything does move quickly, yet things aren't exactly fully developed.
The lead protagonist is the standard generic likeable character we are to root for. The main problem with the film is there is too much focus on him, and not enough on these "Piranha women" (Keep Chambers, Carrie Overguaard). The acting is subpar to average as we would expect.
The ending is rushed and it gets a little silly and over the top, the transformations in that.