Apparently it is possible to underestimate the taste of the American people:
The winner and still champion of all shark movies:
Apparently it is possible to underestimate the taste of the American people:
The winner and still champion of all shark movies:
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I loved Sharknado. The #1 worst movie I have ever seen is still a #1 movie.
Some things are so bad Clay they become good. That is why I watch the Dune (1984) movie with my family each New Year’s Eve:
https://the-american-catholic.com/2012/01/01/happy-new-year-and-welcome-to-arrakis/
Is Sharknado worse than Plan Nine from Outerspace? (My sister’s “favorite” movie to hate.)
Jonah in his latest G-file talked about it:
Aw man, sounds glorious. It’s things like this which makes one think Mystery Science Theater 3000 needs to be federally subsidized over PBS. We NEED things like that in these dark hours.
(in other news, Pacific Rim is AWESOME, must see on big screen)
I wasted a couple of minutes in the first hour. Then, I wasted eyesight on the last five minutes when that dude used a chain saw to cut his way out of the shark. Last I heard internal combustion machines require oxygen to combust.
One worse movie that I paid to see nearly 20 years ago (because my young son wanted it) was “Mr. Bean.” I still tell him, “You owe me.”
“Sharknado” was one of SyFy’s better portmanteau b-movie titles. I’m sort of hoping for “Yakalanche” to show up next.
Next, Discovery and The Weather Channel will team up to present Sharknado Week 🙂
Comment of the week Elaine!
Same story as SNAKES ON A PLANE – remember that? Massive hit on the social media, followed by ratings catastrophe that nearly ended Samuel L. Jackson’s career. Evidently, in both cases, the concept was much more fun to talk about than to watch.
Sure. It’s a lot more fun to talk about a movie like that than to watch a movie like that.