Have you ever watched something that was so bad, that it was actually good? Probably one of the best examples of this over the last few years has been the Sharknado series by the infamous low-budget studio called The Asylum. While some may think that it’s just bad, I have been a big fan of the series since the beginning and I eagerly anticipated their next entry but I will admit that there is only...
Five years after the East Coast was ravaged in ‘Sharknado 3,’ Fin (Ian Ziering) and his family have been blissfully sharknado-free, but now sharks and ‘nados are being whipped up in places (and ways) that are completely unexpected.
Since I’ve started this site, I’ve written nearly 200 reviews. In case you missed some of my earlier ones, I would like to share an older review of “Sharknado 3″which originally appeared here.
Fin (Ian Ziering) and April (Tara Reid) are now remarried and are expecting another child. After a trip to Washington D.C. to receive a medal from current president Marcus Robbins (Marc Cuban) for his heroic actions during the events in the first 2 films, another sharknado strikes destroying the capital. Fearing that his family is in danger, he heads to Orlando. What he doesn’t know is that a sharknado is following him while another is...
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