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31 Jul 14 - 12:02 AM (#3646810) Subject: BS: SHARKNADO From: LadyJean You would think I'd know better than to have Sharknado on, but I do. It's about sharks eating people in New York. As opposed to the previous Sharknado that was about sharks eating people in California. But, I thought I'd issue a mudcat challenge. Finish this sentence. I saw "Sharknado" and________________ I'm sure I'll get some creative responses. |
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31 Jul 14 - 12:53 AM (#3646823) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: michaelr changed the channel |
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31 Jul 14 - 01:01 AM (#3646825) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: J-boy fell to my knees in thanks for living in the United States of America. |
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31 Jul 14 - 01:22 AM (#3646827) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Don Firth I read a synopsis of it on IMDb. Sounds like a real stinkeroo! Don Firth |
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31 Jul 14 - 01:33 AM (#3646829) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Don Firth Oh! Just noticed that I read the synopsis on the one where the sharks eat California. But I imagine.... Don Firth |
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31 Jul 14 - 08:24 AM (#3646964) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Roger the Skiffler This stinker seems to be all over the UK cheapo channels at the moment. RtS |
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31 Jul 14 - 08:53 AM (#3646975) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Wesley S I taped it last night. I'll see it soon. |
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31 Jul 14 - 09:35 AM (#3646988) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: GUEST,Saulgoldie I looked at some clips and just about died laughing! It is intentionally bad, and they did a splendid job of it. Honestly, folks, lighten up a bit! Laughter helps your body release healing endorphins. Eh,whatever. Saul |
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31 Jul 14 - 09:54 AM (#3646997) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Jack Campin Can we have a sequel about city-eating eggplants in Chicago? |
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31 Jul 14 - 10:08 AM (#3647002) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Bill D I saw a brief clip last night and wondered why there were no jellyfish or tuna.......... |
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31 Jul 14 - 11:36 AM (#3647033) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: GUEST Come on, let's have a round of applause for gleefully stupid trash horror low budget [s]exploitation movie makers. It takes real creative intelligence to make such utterly ridiculous lurid nonsense. Long may they continue to put idiot grins on our faces... Check out "Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl" |
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31 Jul 14 - 11:49 AM (#3647039) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Ed T "The difference between (good) fiction and reality? Fiction has to make sense." Tom Clancy |
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31 Jul 14 - 01:18 PM (#3647064) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Wesley S From Sharknado One : Here's what we're talking about. |
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31 Jul 14 - 02:09 PM (#3647078) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Don Firth I watched the YouTube clip. I think I'll give it a pass. "Jaws" some years back was about all I needed to know about Sharks. After watching it, I contemplated getting myself a cabin up it the mountains.... Chief Brody to Quint, the shark hunter: "You're gonna need a bigger boat...." Clicky. Don Firth |
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31 Jul 14 - 02:22 PM (#3647080) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: GUEST set the timer for record - SHARKNADO 1 + 2 are both on Sci Fy channel tonight |
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31 Jul 14 - 03:01 PM (#3647094) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Don Firth Naw, I'll be watching "Foyle's War" on my local PBS affiliate, followed by "Midsomer Murders." That's more than enough mayhem for me.... Watched "Larkrise to Candleford" last night. Dorcas Lane turned down Dowland's proposal of marriage, and it turned out that young Laura had not been fired from the Candleford post office, as she had feared. Raining sharks? Naw, I don't think so.... Don Firth |
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31 Jul 14 - 03:48 PM (#3647101) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Bill D WHO is gonna sweep up all them sharks? Cheap sushi makers, I suppose..... |
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31 Jul 14 - 06:58 PM (#3647148) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Don Firth With dead sharks all over the place, can you imagine what it's going to smell like after a few warm days? PHUI!! Don Firth |
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31 Jul 14 - 07:57 PM (#3647168) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: ClaireBear Wow. A sequel to SHARKNADO. The things I learn from Mudcat. Sooner or later, all the flotsam and jetsam of the world's information washes up here, doesn't it? |
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31 Jul 14 - 09:55 PM (#3647193) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: olddude I love them, even scifi channel makes fun of their silly movies. These have a cult following now as the dumbest shark movies but awesome I love them both |
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31 Jul 14 - 09:57 PM (#3647195) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: olddude Did you see their adds forget the boat grab a chain saw. They actually are breaking records on viewers . So silly it makes you laugh |
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31 Jul 14 - 11:57 PM (#3647205) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: ClaireBear Love the chain saw. 21st c version of the Bass-o-Matic. |
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01 Aug 14 - 09:46 AM (#3647320) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: MGM·Lion ≈≈Grr·ROARrr·Rrr!≈≈ My semantic curiosity leads me to wonder whether it is pronounced as "Shark nay do" or, as it might be put, "Sharknado about nothing" ??? ≈M≈ |
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01 Aug 14 - 09:55 AM (#3647321) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: MGM·Lion Ah -- OK; looked it up on Wiki & found it is a portmanteau word meaning "tornado full of sharks": so hence, I gather, it must be "Shark nay dough" OK. Curiosity satisfied. As you were, everybody. Can't feel myself rushing to watch the movie, mind... ≈≈Grr·ROARrr·Rrr!≈≈ ~M~ |
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01 Aug 14 - 12:26 PM (#3647369) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Wesley S I just heard one of the producers on the radio. In the works: Sharknado 3. Hmmmm.... Maybe the tornado will pick up monkeys next time. Flying monkeys anyone? Or even hogs. It can be called "When Pigs Fly". |
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01 Aug 14 - 06:15 PM (#3647491) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: olddude Ever see their other classics two headed shark or sharktopus a hybrid shark and octopus |
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01 Aug 14 - 06:47 PM (#3647500) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: GUEST If anyone knows how to contact the Sci Fi Channel movie producers.. I'd definitely pay good money to watch a film called "Sharka Zulu" !!! |
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01 Aug 14 - 09:55 PM (#3647527) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: olddude Omg that is perfect |
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01 Aug 14 - 10:20 PM (#3647533) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: GUEST I saw "Sharknado" and________________realised that anything this cheap on TV must have made a lot of money. |
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01 Aug 14 - 11:27 PM (#3647543) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: olddude Wonderful movie the chain saw brought tears to my eyes sniff sniff |
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02 Aug 14 - 09:16 AM (#3647631) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Roger the Skiffler Even worse, last night 4Music (UK channel 18) was showing "Two headed shark attack". The few seconds I saw showed an obviously latex shark devouring the usual bikini babes! My favourite in this genre is one of the many Piranha movie where the CGI fish seem to be wearing human dentures! RtS |
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02 Aug 14 - 10:34 AM (#3647652) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: olddude Oh yes the human toothed fish how about ghost shark... Where are the academy award folks are they not watching... Two headed shark.. And we have carmine electra in a thong |
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02 Aug 14 - 01:35 PM (#3647717) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: olddude Today its dinoshark no kidding Lol |
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02 Aug 14 - 01:40 PM (#3647718) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Don Firth If they're going to do sharks, they're missing a bet by not going back a million and a half years. Imagine a Great White shark the size of a sperm whale! Such a critter did exist: Megaladon. This is not the whale shark, which is getting up there in size, but it's a fairly placid critter and it's essentially toothless. It cruises along with its mouth open. It's a plankton sifter, time some whales. Essentially harmless, just big. Megaladon has teeth. Take a look at this monster: Clicky. There are some marine biologists that maintain that there is evidence the a few Megalodons still exist. Hunts for the monster have not turned up any, but they've turned up evidence that they say is "promising." And then, of course, there is the giant squid. The claim is that they live about 5,000 down, and there is quite a bunch of them in the depths of the Indian Ocean in particular. The favorite meal of the sperm whale is giant squid. The favorite meal of the giant squid is sperm whale, who dive to depths of 5,000 feet looking for lunch. Some pretty titanic battles take place in the depths of the ocean. Whalers have seen rows of sucker scars on sperm whales the size of dinner plates. Lotsa great movie monster potential out there….. Don Firth |
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02 Aug 14 - 01:48 PM (#3647719) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: GUEST Don - they already beat you to it. It may actually be "Dinoshark". .. and if it's not that movie, don't despair - they all get regular repeat showings sooner or later !!! |
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03 Aug 14 - 09:12 AM (#3647951) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: Roger the Skiffler I've just seen a trailer for one about a shark crossed with an octopus that comes ashore on its tentacles to terrorise the usual nubile girls in bikinis. Unmissable, I reckon! RtS |
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03 Aug 14 - 09:37 AM (#3647960) Subject: RE: BS: SHARKNADO From: MGM·Lion Talking of octopuses -- Have you seen the Betfair commercial in which the octopus plays 8 games of table tennis simultaneously? Gr8! ≈≈Grr·ROARrr·Rrr!≈≈ ~M~ |
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17 May 15 - 01:52 AM (#3709404) Subject: RE: BS: From: GUEST SHARKNADO 3 - apparently Jedward will be acting in it |
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17 May 15 - 01:07 PM (#3709481) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: olddude Best movies ever Lol watched them several times Lol laughing |
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17 May 15 - 02:27 PM (#3709490) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: GUEST you might want to check out "Piranha 3D" and "Piranha 3DD"... |
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17 May 15 - 03:27 PM (#3709499) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: GUEST I just watched Sharknado on Youtube. I skipped over the gory parts. The other three minutes were pretty good. |
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17 May 15 - 05:37 PM (#3709515) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: olddude Gory parts are the best, it is such a messed up movie you have to laugh at how insane it is. Love it. Has a cult following now as the weirdest movie ever. College kids have sharknado night |
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17 May 15 - 06:55 PM (#3709532) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: GUEST With live seafood dinner no doubt. |
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17 May 15 - 07:01 PM (#3709533) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: GUEST Tell ya one thing though, Dan. That chainsaw is one tough s.o.b. Talk about yer fish filet. |
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17 May 15 - 08:18 PM (#3709538) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: GUEST seems "The Hoff" will be in Sharknado 3, and possibly 4 ? |
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18 May 15 - 01:30 AM (#3709575) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: olddude Lol you bet chainsaw fishing |
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18 May 15 - 07:12 AM (#3709644) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: Ed T Sequel-"Sharks on a Plane" |
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18 May 15 - 09:47 AM (#3709677) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: GUEST Here's a preview. Now's yer chance to get ahead. |
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18 May 15 - 06:17 PM (#3709815) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: LadyJean I don't remember starting this thread, which may be for the best. I have PCI, Permanent Car Issues, which keeps me at home way too much. So I sometimes see things like Sharknado. Which was better than "Ghost Shark". |
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19 May 15 - 04:35 PM (#3710072) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: Anne Lister I have never seen (nor wanted to see) Sharknado BUT apparently the producer was very impressed recently with a very low budget film my husband is in, which is a film called "Granny of the Dead", to the extent that in the opening credits it now has the producer of Sharknado listed as "Executive Producer". We're hoping it might help with distribution. If you like low budget (and funny) zombie films try to get "Granny of the Dead" to your local favourite cinema and look out for the cameo role of the postman (which is my husband, who luckily for me doesn't normally look the way he looks for much of the rest of the film). |
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21 May 15 - 08:59 AM (#3710590) Subject: RE: BS: Sharknado From: Roger the Skiffler Can't wait for the next Sharknado film? 10.50 UK Channel 70 Horror Channel tonight Nude Nuns with Big Guns. Damn, I'll be out! RtS |