Sharktopus

2010 "Half-shark... Half-octopus... All killer."
3.2| 1h29m| NA| en| More Info
Released: 25 September 2010 Released
Producted By: Syfy
Country: United States of America
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The U.S. Navy's special group "Blue Water" builds a half-shark, half-octopus for combat. But the sharktopus escapes and terrorizes the beaches of Puerto Vallarta.

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Director

Declan O'Brien

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Sharktopus Audience Reviews

Evengyny Thanks for the memories!
BootDigest Such a frustrating disappointment
Contentar Best movie of this year hands down!
TaryBiggBall It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.
WakenPayne I find movies like this difficult to rate. Why? Because instead of most people setting out to make a good movie (or even a decent one) these kind of movies are made to intentionally be a piece of crap with the occasional goofy moment. If you put this in mind then movies like this and Sharknado really aren't the worst movies ever made. At the end of the day for what this is trying to be it's not that bad.Okay so the plot, a scientific experiment breaks out of the scientist's control they must find a way to stop it and... After that you KNOW what is going to happen. There's this reporter who risks life and limb for a story and finds one in the Sharktopus who's the focus of the entire subplot, you know where this is going.Okay so the acting is goofy, the CGI makes PS1 games look like the effects from (Insert movie with good effects here) and most of the attack scenes are suitably over-the-top. But then again What did you expect. This came from a studio who's mindset is "Can we think up the most ridiculous titles ever and build a movie around it". This isn't boring like Frankenfish was (I watch way too many of these kinds of movies), if you enjoyed the goofiness of Sharknado then this is definitely a movie you should check out. If you don't like these kind of movies then... I don't need to finish this sentence, the movie's called Sharktopus, Just say the title out loud and think "Will a movie like that be good for a laugh" because, that's ALL you need to determine whether you'll enjoy it or not.
bsfd0841 This film has everything. Bad lines, bad acting, great music, good cheesy CGI, lots of humor, funny characters, and lots of skin. Quite memorable. I love watching this movie over and over again. Preferably with good friends after a few drinks. We laugh and laugh. What a B movie masterpiece. Camp doesn't get much better than this. Every scene is gold. From Roger Corman, a veteran director of sci-fi cheese since 1954. He's at his best here. Its really so bad its good. Lots of great irony and humor. Oh, and the lines! "Damn you Sharktopus!" "I think you're a money grubbing Neanderthal, and the word on you is, you like cheap women and cheaper booze!" Too many other great campy lines to mention. We were howling. And satire. CNE? Must be Cable News Entertainment. Really nails cable news. I love this movie for the fun of it.
wes-connors Beautiful young women in bikinis are being eaten by a huge "Sharktopus"! It is a genetically engineered animal. Imagine a man-eating shark with the tentacles of an octopus. This enables the beast to easily grab and devour people. Known as "S-11", the creature was created to do good work. However, it escapes from seasoned scientist Eric Roberts (as Nathan Sands) and his attractive daughter Sara Malakul Lane (as Nicole), a bio-mechanical engineer. They hire handsome Kerem Bursin (as Andy Flynn) to help capture the hungry beast. With a perfectly chiseled chest, he decides to pursue Ms. Malakul Lane, also. Still going strong with TV quickies, veteran B-movie producer Roger Corman has an apt cameo as a beach bum with a nose for bikinis and gold coins. The attacks are amusing.**** Sharktopus (9/25/10) Declan O'Brien ~ Kerem Bursin, Sara Malakul Lane, Eric Roberts, Liv Boughn
ebiros2 Roger Corman knows how to entertain, and his signature style is evident in this movie as well.S-11 the experimental biological weapon based on shark and octopus gene escapes, and causes terror on the beaches of California, and Mexico.This is one of the best Roger Corman science fiction thriller I've seen. Unlike many movies of this type where you hardly see the monster, this movie has the mutated shark all over the place. There are plenty of skin to entertain as well. Both good looking men and women parades their body in and out of the water. Roger Corman never seem to be interested in making artsy movies, but this movie if not artistic is skillfully done with actions at right places, and characters that keeps the story interesting.This movie is definitely not a bore, and is one of the best movie of this type produced.