Sharknado

[hdewees]

Ok, someone else has to have seen this series - I discovered them on my vacation while channel cruising. It is the dumbest movies I have ever seen yet I was strangely attracted to it. It is too weird.

Then I watched Pulp Fiction which I think is a great movie.

 

[KeninDC]

Sharknado>Pulp Fiction. Long live Steve Sanders.

 

[petehall347]

its been on here recently on the horror channel .. bit low budget to watch it though for me

 

[Dave_1962]

Written by hammerheads no doubt. But yeah it's hard to look away_

 

[bobsvinyl]

Lavalantua was a much classier film.

 

[bandg69]

Dee Snyder is in Sharknado 6. Watched it last night.
Spoiler Alert! He gets eaten in one bite.

 

[the skipper]

It's funny. It's not made to be taken seriously. Everyone in it is in on the joke.

Another movie that straddles the line between "real" and comedy is "Eight Legged Freaks"

 

[TaddNOhio]

Dee Snyder is in Sharknado 6. Watched it last night.
Spoiler Alert! He gets eaten in one bite.

Oh noooooo ole twisted sister got ate

 

[doodledog]

Don’t miss “Trailer Park Shark”! A true classic!

But feel free to skip “Atomic Shark.”

 

[John James]

“Trailer Park Shark”

I haven't seen it and I'm laughing already!

 

[the skipper]

You can't forget this all time classic.

 

[quaddriver]

It's funny. It's not made to be taken seriously. Everyone in it is in on the joke.

Another movie that straddles the line between "real" and comedy is "Eight Legged Freaks"

and evolution!

 

[invaderzim]

With the classic lines of "this isn't a comedy, is it?" and this conversation
"Roboshark is following me", "run", "no, not following following, twitter following"

 

[invaderzim]

Another movie that straddles the line between "real" and comedy is "Eight Legged Freaks"

It came out the same year as Spiderman and one of the previews for it had a voice over that said "If you see just one spider related movie this year you will miss Eight Legged Freaks" And the great line in the movie where a character responds to the question 'what is that?' with "It's a spider, man"