https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=aBqc_kbVDVg<\/p>\n
Nothing says Denmark more than a giant reptile snaking its way around overhead passes, regenerating its blown-to-smithereens body parts so that it enjoys near immortality.<\/p>\n
“Reptilicus” is a film from my early childhood, a Saturday night favorite on “Creature Features”. The monster escapes its science lab to wreak havoc on Copenhagen, which seems like a beautiful urban center until Reptilicus destroys its many parts. And while a giant reptile (snake, really) seems so Gidorah Jr., Reptilicus has every right to stand toe-to-toe with its Asian brothers. It has incredible armor skin and a nasty temperament. While other monsters just smash things while getting from point A to point B, Reptilicus employs the coil-until-it-snaps technique when approaching buildings, and also unleashes green goo. With that regenerative ability, Reptilicus is a Godzilla level Grade A monster.<\/p>\n
Despite the ? in place of a “The End” or “Fin”, there have been no sequels.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=aBqc_kbVDVg Nothing says Denmark more than a giant reptile snaking its way around overhead passes, regenerating its blown-to-smithereens body parts so that it enjoys near<\/p>\n