When a freak hurricane swamps Los Angeles, nature's deadliest killer rules sea, land, and air as thousands of sharks terrorize the waterlogged populace.
Fin, his family and the cosmos have been blissfully sharknado-free in the five years since the most recent attack, but now sharks and tornadoes are being whipped up in unexpected ways and places.
With much of America lying in ruins, the rest of the world braces for a global sharknado; Fin and his family must travel around the world to stop them.
A half-shark, half-octopus creature created for the military, creates a whole lot of terror in Mexico while a scientist who helped create it tries to capture/kill it.
Director:
Declan O'Brien
Stars:
Eric Roberts,
Kerem Bürsin,
Sara Malakul Lane
When a freak hurricane swamps Los Angeles, nature's deadliest killer rules sea, land, and air as thousands of sharks terrorize the waterlogged populace.
The school bus sequence was filmed over several days at the 6th Street bridge, in downtown Los Angeles. While a stunt double was used for certain shots, Ian Ziering did a lot of his own rappelling stunts. See more »
Goofs
(at around 27 mins) During the tunnel scene the cars are stopped for no reason. Then, after driving through the tunnel, Fin looks in the rear view mirror and it shows a flooded area with lots of sharks directly behind the vehicle. This same shot is shown a couple of times. However, when they leave the vehicle there is no water or sharks. See more »
Quotes
[first lines]
[Captain Sanitago serves a bowl of shark fin soup to an Asian businessman named Palmer]
Captain Carlos Santiago:
Enjoy.
Palmer:
[tastes the soup]
It's good. Not great. But seeing that you are a businessman, Mr. Santiago.
Captain Carlos Santiago:
Captain.
Palmer:
Captain. My associates and I are willing to negotiate with you a reasonable price. $100,000.
[Santiago laughs maniacally]
Captain Carlos Santiago:
[serious tone]
One million for the whole catch! Not a penny less!
Palmer:
One million dollars is such a steep price for such a small catch.
Captain Carlos Santiago:
A pod of 20,000 sharks is to migrate ...
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Crazy Credits
In the TV version the end credits roll extremely fast. See more »
Listen--there is a certain kind of spectrum of movies. There are the hugely-budgeted blockbusters, and then the b-movies, which live in their own little world. You cannot watch a b-movie with the same eyes that you do a blockbuster. If you do, and if you are overly critical, you will probably not enjoy it, and Asylum Studios will just laugh at you.
I honestly loved this movie! The difference between this and a lot of b- movies is that this film was decently fast-paced--in a lot of low-budget films, they make a ridiculous monster or something, but barely ever show it, and just have lame dialogue in-between. But in this film, the action never stopped. There were flying sharks munching people at least every ten minutes or so. It was fun, and you could tell the people who made it had fun. For the budget that this movie had, I was very impressed. It was quite a ride!
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Listen--there is a certain kind of spectrum of movies. There are the hugely-budgeted blockbusters, and then the b-movies, which live in their own little world. You cannot watch a b-movie with the same eyes that you do a blockbuster. If you do, and if you are overly critical, you will probably not enjoy it, and Asylum Studios will just laugh at you.
I honestly loved this movie! The difference between this and a lot of b- movies is that this film was decently fast-paced--in a lot of low-budget films, they make a ridiculous monster or something, but barely ever show it, and just have lame dialogue in-between. But in this film, the action never stopped. There were flying sharks munching people at least every ten minutes or so. It was fun, and you could tell the people who made it had fun. For the budget that this movie had, I was very impressed. It was quite a ride!