Benjamin’s Snake

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Last Updated on July 28, 2021

What do you get when you cross ANACONDA with DEEP BLUE SEA, with EXECUTIVE DECISION and THE O.C.? You get PACIFIC AIR 121 (formerly FLIGHT 121, fomerly SNAKES ON A PLANE)!



The flick just signed Benjamin MacKenzie, the badboy on THE O.C., to play the rookie pilot flying the ill-fated flight that’s transporting FBI agent and all-around mofo Samuel L. Jackson. Since he’s the star witness in a case against the mob, the mob decides the best way to get rid of him… is unleash a mob of deadly vipers to take him out… and everyone else at the same time!



The flick, which is directed by FINAL DESTINATION 2 director David R. Ellis, sounds about as much fun as you can get without taking yourself too seriously (I mean, dude, the original title was SNAKES ON A PLANE!). Plus, being an O.C. junkie (yes, another one of McG’s guilty pleasures) I’m looking forward to seeing Benjamin in a different role, to see what the dude can do! Maybe horror will be his niche…


No word on when they begin filming, but I say it’s not soon enough! Check here for more PACIFIC AIR 121 news in the upcoming weeks..

Source: Production Weekly

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