Sharknadoes in the Pacific Northwest.

[KatherineB]

Our biggest debate was, "Did the writers, during their brainstorming session, ever get to a point where they looked around and said to one another, OK we've gone too far with this one?" and when did they get there if so?

Were there jumping sharks? If so, I think you have your answer. Ooh, that could be the sequel. Sharks jumping sharks. Shark-ception...

[lordlundar]

Were there jumping sharks? If so, I think you have your answer. Ooh, that could be the sequel. Sharks jumping sharks. Shark-ception...

Oh don't get me started. Space (the Canadian version of SyFy) have been showing ads for another movie that makes Sharknado look like Oscar material. The movie is called Sharktopus and yes, it is as the title says.

Like I said earlier, I do like "brain off" films from time to time, but I have my limits and these are pole-vaulting past them.

[Kara]

Sharktopus is another gem of cheap film-making. It was made by the same production company (The Asylum) that did Sharknado. It had its moments, but I was hoping for a little more than we got out of it. Sharknado somehow managed to do everything juuuust right and strike b-movie gold.

[dalesys]

... and strike ...

a spark from the B-movie pyrite.