Compare Murderball to Anaconda 3 - Offspring

Henry Alex Rubin and Dana Adam Shapiro's MURDERBALL is an inspiring documentary, which proves that physical limitations are no match for the human spirit. For the determined quadriplegic men who participate in the dangerous sport of "quad rugby," it's more than just a game: it's a chance to prove themselves in a much bigger way. With armored wheelchairs and enough macho energy to overcome any challenge, the players engage in a violently physical game. The charming but intimidating Mark Zupan was angry and suicidal after a car accident relegated him to a wheelchair. He regained his confidence and spirit by becoming both a player and the spokesman for quad rugby's Team USA. Zupan's militaresque rival, Joe Soares, is a former star for Team USA who headed north to coach Team Canada when he was cut from the US team in 2000. Concentrating on the buildup to the 2004 Paralympics in Athens, the film introduces other awe-striking figures--young men who have risen to the challenge of the game time and time again. A... Less

The ANACONDA series has always been a high point in campy horror. Fortunately, this third entry in the snake saga is no exception. David Hasselhoff joins the fray as Hammett, a renowned snake slayer who's got quite a mess to clean up when two giant anacondas believed by the beautiful Dr. Amanda (Crystal Allen) to hold the cure for a terminal illness break free from their laboratory cages, wreak havoc on civilization and, worst of all, give birth to some equally vicious spawn. The usually cuddly John Rhys-Davies (RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK, THE LORD OF THE RINGS) co-stars as Dr. Amanda's corrupt sponsor, the man responsible for all the madness. Less