Like the holiday itself, sometimes lost between Pumpkin & Xmas. Which is a shame; it’s just as worthy as others in the best holiday trilogy.

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Like the holiday itself, sometimes lost between Pumpkin & Xmas. Which is a shame; it’s just as worthy as others in the best holiday trilogy.

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Trailer:

No, it’s not a movie, but may as well be – incredibly cinematic. Just keeps getting better. Admirably lives up to impossible expectation…

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Heartbreaking. Doesn’t matter how many years have passed, it’s still raw. Typically excellent HBO sports documentary. They’re all superb…

For one night, the entire world huddled together on Twitter and collectively marveled at this masterpiece. Movie watching changed forever…
(Updated July 11, 2014)
One year ago today we were struck by the Sharknado. With that in mind, I thought I’d revisit my original 140 character review and expand upon it and see if I had anything to add. I don’t really. It was absolutely dreadful, but in that fun to make fun of way. It really honestly was a ton of fun to live tweet during the event, knowing you were making snarky comments in time with Wheaton and tons of other celebs. It was a communal experience and can’t really be duplicated – they’ve tried – it’s not the same. This was the perfect storm. (See what I did there?)
In order to properly review this “film” I’d need to rewatch it; I’m not watching it again and you can’t make me…
Pass?
I dunno, F, I guess? I’m not taking this seriously enough to go through the chart…
(http://therepresentationproject.org/grading-hollywood-the-representation-test/)
[schema type=”movie” name=”Sharknado” description=”When a freak hurricane swamps Los Angeles, nature’s deadliest killer rules sea, land, and air as thousands of sharks terrorize the waterlogged populace.” director=”Anthony C. Ferrante” ]
| Main Cast | Ian Ziering Fin Shepard, Tara Reid April Wexler, John Heard George, Cassandra Scerbo (as Cassie Scerbo) Nova Clarke |
| Rating | TV-14 |
| Release Date | Thu 11 Jul 2013 UTC |
| Director | Anthony C. Ferrante |
| Genres | Horror |
| Plot | When a freak hurricane swamps Los Angeles, nature’s deadliest killer rules sea, land, and air as thousands of sharks terrorize the waterlogged populace. |
| Poster | ![]() |
| Runtime | 86 |
| Tagline | Enough said! |
| Writers | Thunder Levin (written by) |
| Year | 2013 |

Moore, Harris & Harrelson captivating in well-told tale of bat-shit crazy people. Had nearly forgotten the extent of the weirdness…