In the organizer's words:

Even though Piranha was made in the wake of the success of "Jaws", there is not just one giant piranha here, as you might think from the picture, but a whole swarm of them. This may be why the movie is called "Piranhas" in Germany. James Cameron made his directorial debut with the sequel in 1982. Producer Roger Corman, director Joe Dante and screenwriter John Sayles presented one of the biggest gore cult classics of the 70s.

Terrifying predatory fish are the product of a US government project. They eat human flesh. A hungry swarm of these deadly piranhas escapes. A gruesome bloodbath awaits the unsuspecting vacationers at the nearby vacation camp and a fashionable resort. Only a hard-drinking, pithy guy and a courageous, attractive female detective can persuade the scientists and the military to strike back.

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Although Piranha was created in the wake of the success of Jaws, it doesn't just feature a single giant piranha, as the picture might suggest, but an entire swarm of them. This is perhaps why the film is called "Piranhas" in Germany. James Cameron made his directorial debut with this sequel in 1982. Producer Roger Corman, director Joe Dante, and screenwriter John Sayles presented one of the greatest gore cult classics of the 1970s.

Terrific predatory fish are the product of a US government project. They eat human flesh. A hungry school of these deadly piranhas escapes. The unsuspecting vacationers at a nearby holiday camp and a fashionable resort are in for a gruesome bloodbath. Only a hard-drinking, tough guy and a courageous, attractive female detective can persuade the scientists and the military to launch a counterattack.