Space Sharks: The New So-Bad-It’s-Good Sci-Fi We Didn’t Ask For?

[ADAM POPE]

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Shark Week 2024 is over. Luckily we all survived this annual media event celebrating the fantastically finned predators of Earth’s oceans. But are we land-dwellers safe from black-eyed, razor toothed menaces from beyond the stars? That is the question posed in Space Sharks. This new sci-fi adventure film directed by Dustin Ferguson and available now from Wild Eye Releasing. A Journey Through Shark Cinema Intergalactic beings of aquatic origin go back as far as the giant lobster-like Gargon from 1959’s Teenagers In Space. We can also flash forward to the 80’s, in Star Trek IV when we experienced the intrepid […]

 

[DriverfromFridayMusicvid]

I am not impressed, they look like Power rangers monster of the week and mask singer contestants.

 

[riuriuya]

I'm not sure how to feel about Space Sharks. On one hand, it was so bad it was almost funny. The acting, the plot, the special effects - it was all terrible. But on the other hand, there were a few moments that were actually kind of cool. The music was good, and some of the visuals were interesting. I guess it depends on what you're looking for in a movie. If you want to laugh at a bad movie, you might enjoy it.

 

[Bearwithme]

I can see the potential in Space Sharks. It's definitely a low-budget film, but there are some creative ideas in there. The concept of sharks in space is cool, and the synthwave music was a nice touch. I think with a bigger budget and better writing, this could have been a really fun movie. It's not a masterpiece, but it's not the worst thing I've ever seen.

 

[Vicks Addict]

The acting was terrible, the plot was non-existent, and the special effects were laughable. But somehow, it was still kinda entertaining. There were a few parts that actually made me laugh out loud.