Not exact matches
We were caught unaware because
Sharknado «s original airdate wasn't exactly promoted all that well.
If you still don't know,
Sharknado is a low - budget movie produced by U.S. network SyFy about an out - of - control tornado that sucks up sharks from the ocean, then rains them down on Los Angeles.
Unfortunately, most of these movies (excluding the
Sharknado series) have
not taken advantage of this.
Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens is so horrible that you can't help but love it.
Just because your franchise dies does
not mean make another one its non original has lack of entertainment i refuse to watch this
sharknado i am over the lack of originality 0/10
So obviously at this point you are either on board with
Sharknado or
not.
Unlike the first two movies, it didn't feel like I was participating in a
Sharknado night.
does
not continue to genuinely raise the enjoyability of the
Sharknado franchise, it does however continue to artificially raise the stakes.
Don't worry; the ending of
Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!
Sharknado is getting so utterly ridiculous that it's fast becoming an actual film worthy of merit and
not just for the poor special effects and cheesy dialogues.
So, following
Sharknado is Tsunambee, which... doesn't really make sense, does it?
Instead of the attempts at instant cult films (lookin at you,
Sharknado), there are genuine movies that have developed a strong following around them despite
not being massive hits upon their release.
My favourite thing about Syfy's
Sharknado is
not the point when a man yanks a chainsaw into action and jumps into the mouth of a great white shark while on land.
Imagine if
Sharknado hadn't become so horribly derivative and boring, and just planned to be good, solid popcorn fun.
I have to say I was happy every time it didn't work because that meant more
Sharknado fun.
Set in a
not too distant future, The Jurassic Games (the latest film to aim for the
Sharknado crown of best «crap - tastic» flick) paints...
Didn't the quality already peak with
Sharknado 2: The Second One?
I'm glad I didn't have that
Sharknado 3 party, or I'd feel like Kevin Costner must have when he first saw The Big Chill.
Contrary to TMZ's report that Reid would
not be asked back for
Sharknado 2, The Asylum's David Latt says he definitely wants Reid — and the rest of the cast — back together for the next round.
Though the film's vague title shows as much imagination as those of other horror films like The Happening and It, we can at least be grateful that the film creators didn't go with the «say - what - you - see» school of film titles that gave us Snakes on a Plane and
Sharknado, because this film could have so easily just been called Internet - Ghost.
You don't have be completely glued into Facebook, Twitter and the rest of the online social platforms 24/7 to know that
Sharknado fever exploded on social media this past summer.
Like it or
not, the
Sharknado franchise has taken off.
You are slightly surprised that they didn't name this movie The
Sharknado Rises.
Expect glimpses of
Sharknado (if you haven't seen it yet, you simply must!)
Movie theaters don't use colored lighting, and technology that seems fun in
Sharknado 2 could easily seem tacky when watching The Godfather or even lighter fare like Raiders of the Lost Ark..
Forget trying to seek shelter — the
Sharknado is an unavoidable, (un) natural phenomenon that you don't want to miss.