Alligator - Film Tickets

Alligator is a landmark 1980 independent horror creature feature directed by Lewis Teague, with a story and screenplay by John Sayles and Frank Ray Perilli. This cult classic follows a baby alligator flushed down a toilet that grows into a 36-foot monster terrorizing Chicago’s sewers. Featuring solid performances by Robert Forster, Robin Riker, and Michael Gazzo, the film blends practical effects with 80s creature-feature charm. While not a live touring act, this performer page honors the film’s enduring legacy and offers context for fans seeking viewing options, background, and related memorabilia.

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Alligator (1980) remains a touchstone for fans of practical effects-driven horror and Chicago-set thrillers. The film’s practical rubber alligator and score by Craig Hundley helped it stand out among early 80s horror. If you’re looking to secure viewing options, or explore related film collectibles and screenings, we’ve got you covered. While there are no live tour dates for this performer, you can stay connected via official film resources and social channels where available. Discover more about the film’s cast, production, and its place in cult cinema history.