To think Sharknado is a comedy

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That is it really

Have you seen Bait? I watched it at Christmas. It was a scream in all the wrong ways. Hillarious.

I'm going to watch Sharknado asap. I'll get back to you.

Next time it comes up on TCM I am bloody watching this movie and I don't care!
Sorry I can't help with the debate over whether it is a comedy or not as I haven't yet seen it. But I will and then I'll be back

Is that the one they all attack New York or was that a follow-up?

WHAT

I thought it was a documentary based on actual true life events that properly happened.

Just like Mega Shark vs OctoPiranha and Dinocroc vs Tyrannosaurus Kitty. You know, all those based-on-true-events docu films starring 80s popstars. Because no one says 'but if the Psycho Squid gets within range of Nuclear Cockroach, it'll all go to fucking shite!' like Debbie Gibson.

I can't wait for Sharknado 3. I am sooooo hoping it's in London.

New york is the 2nd one ??

Sharknado is a steaming pile of awesomeness! 2 was almost as good (loving the plane scenes at the beginning).

Firm favourites in the WeirdCat household

YANBU. It's hilarious. Also appears to have been edited by a 5 year old child and defies all laws of physics.

I'll be checking the syfy channel daily from now on. It usually on every 3 days or so.

Oh wait, maybe thats sharktopus

It is hilarious! As is Sharknado 2 and Avalanche Shark. Haven't watched Ghostshark yet but have it on the sky planner for when dh gets home. Without a doubt it's a comedy!

Loved number two, laughed all the way through, and at ghost shark,
sharktopuss brilliant and also sharkalanche

piranhaconda anyone?

They are hilarious. But, frankly, none of them reach the heights of comic genius of Nazis at the Centre of the Earth.

I'm just putting the final edits together for a less blockbuster indie British example of the Genre. 'SNAKERAT' The head and intelligence of a rat, body of a snake and that long bald tail. And scratchy legs it xan fold back for slithering. It can swim up water pipes and fit into bowels quite easily and the bald tail has a very scratchy screen noise. Keep an eye out for some near the knuckle Richard Gere jokes, and one implying Slitherin House in Harry Potter was named after the use of an embalmed SnakeRat in a sex-based initiation ritual (where it 'slithers in' obv.) Coming to a cinema near you on a year or two I'd expect, to be followed by 'Tsunarwhal' where horned whales flood into seaside towns kebabing locals on their horns and taking them still alive into the depths of the ocean.

Love these films!

Sharknado 2 is on Netflix now! Yay.

As for #3, I've come up with the plot for it. And it IS set in London. Just need to convince the maker people to do it!

Two-headed shark attack was a particular favourite of mine, more cheese than a cheesy thing.

If Sharknado 3 is to be set in London there would need to be a storm and the Thames floods and the streets of London are full of sharks that swim to the City and eat all the bankers.

There is a hilarious film ("Split Second") with streets of London flooded and a satanic monster is ripping the hearts out of people. Rutger Hauer is in it. The most hilarious scene is where his straitlaced nerdy cop partner has an epiphany after encountering monster and starts gibbering about needing "big guns, big fucking guns."

www.imdb.com/title/tt0105459/quotes

(Just read the quotes page - must see that movie again.)

I love cheesy films like that. I would like to watch real horror films but find them too scary so these are all I can cope with!