"DinoCroc" is a 2004 sci-fi horror film directed by Kevin O'Neill. It does not have direct sequels, but it is part of the "DinoCroc vs. Supergator" (2010), which features both the DinoCroc and another creature, Supergator, in a crossover. While there are no additional standalone "DinoCroc" movies, this crossover serves as a continuation of the concept. The film is known for its low-budget production and has gained a cult following for its campy style.

"DinoCroc" is a 2004 horror film that revolves around a genetically engineered dinosaur-crocodile hybrid created by a scientist conducting illegal experiments. The creature escapes into the nearby waters of a small town, leading to a series of gruesome attacks on the local population. As the townsfolk become aware of the deadly creature, a group of survivors must band together to stop the Dinocroc before it decimates the entire community. The film combines elements of monster horror with action and suspense, showcasing the chaos that ensues from scientific hubris.

"DinoCroc" is a low-budget creature feature that combines elements of horror and comedy. The film features a genetically engineered dinosaur-crocodile hybrid that wreaks havoc. While it may appeal to fans of B-movies and those looking for campy entertainment, it is not critically acclaimed and has received mixed to negative reviews. If you enjoy cheesy special effects, over-the-top performances, and a light-hearted approach to monster movies, it could be worth a watch. Otherwise, it might not meet the expectations of mainstream audiences.

Yes, there is a movie titled "DinoCroc vs. Supergator." Released in 2010, it is a crossover film that features the characters from "DinoCroc" and "Supergator," both of which are creature-feature films produced by The Asylum. In this film, the two prehistoric creatures clash in a battle, creating a blend of action and horror typical of the low-budget creature feature genre. The film continues the tradition of over-the-top monster battles, appealing to fans of campy monster movies.