SHARKSPLOSION.
Get ready for Sharknado 2. Watch the extended trailer here.
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Pro Tip: Don’t watch Sharknado 2 tonight without our drinking game.
Highlights:
Take two sips…
– Whenever it’s clear the movie was actually shot in the winter.
– Every time somebody explains why they hate sharks.
– Whenever the movie’s sense New York geography is wildly inaccurate.
– Every time somebody uses the phrase “jump the shark”
– For every B-List celebrity cameo.
Sharknado 2 is coming to theaters, for one night only.
So, does that make it an…..‘isolated’ storm? (bahaha).
Sharknado was obviously the greatest masterpiece ever to hit basic cable. Here’s why.
With a name like Jersey Shore Shark Attack, everything you need to know is in the title. But here’s a plot description anyway:
Jersey Shore Shark Attack unfolds during the July Fourth weekend at – where else? — the Jersey Shore, where rare swarms of sharks are converging due to illegal underwater drilling. Now the angry sharks are on a rampage, devouring residents, and leaving it up to the locals to try and save the day.
Sirico is Captain Sallie, the wise veteran of boardwalk life and lore. Scalia is Moretti, former Guido beach bum and now police chief. Sorvino portrays the possibly corrupt Mayor and Atherton is the greedy developer Dolan, who wants to tear down the boardwalk to build a luxury resort where the Guidos will not be welcome. Vinny Guadagnino plays the on-scene reporter Conte and Joey Fatone appears as himself.
17 Chilling Shark Movies
‘The Shallows’ starring Blake Lively joins a bloody group of under-the-sea thrillers.
Andy Samberg is living every week like it’s… well, you know. He has the honor of serving as host — or Chief Shark Officer — for Discovery’s 24th annual Shark Week, which kicks off July 31. This week’s issue of Entertainment Weekly also has a first look at Samberg swimming with Caribbean reef sharks for a special airing Aug. 4, Shark City.
“They were definitely dumping tons of bloody meat into the water all around me,“ the comedian told EW. "I knew that they needed to do it to get the sharks over there, but there’s also a part of me that was like, have you guys heard of Photoshop?”
Shark Week announces early summer premiere
This year’s theme is “Shark n’ Awe.”
Photographer snaps shark that looks likes Bruce from Finding Nemo
Repeat after me: fish are friends, not food.
Partners in Crime
Mariska Hargitay and Ice-T have been bringing Olivia Benson and Fin Tutuola to life on ‘Law & Order: SVU’ since the turn of the century. As the show now marks its silver anniversary, they’re here to prove a good friendship is worth its weight in gold. Read EW’s new cover story.