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<blockquote data-quote="darkshadows38" data-source="post: 336098" data-attributes="member: 19">i loved Sharknado (2013)&nbsp; it&#039;s one of those films that i went in with low expectations and i ended up loving it,&nbsp; what makes it work is that cast/crew/writer/ director everyone did not take the film serious at all the director who if he was telling the truth back on IMDB board back in the day was telling us this.&nbsp; sometimes when you don&#039;t take something serious depending on what the film is of course it can help the film.&nbsp; seeing the late John Heard try and beat a shark to death with a bar stool and him carry that around is so absurd that it&#039;s funny as hell.&nbsp; why was he carrying it? i have no idea one wonders if that was even in the script at all or it was just Heard&#039;s idea.it&#039;s not a work of art or a masterpiece but i went in wanting to enjoy a fun film like this that you just can&#039;t take serious at all and it helped i think. i haven&#039;t seen the sequels yet so i can&#039;t say how good or how bad they are to be fair but the 1st one i loved. i bought it on bluray in fact some years back at i think at Super-K which is now Meijers go figure. i&#039;m not even sure if that&#039;s spelled right? but that&#039;s the store that&#039;s there now where Super-K used to be.the last film i watched was called Emergency Hospital (1956) and it was a B picture and it was actually pretty good it was worth watching once. it&#039;s not a film i&#039;m gonna ever go back to but i&#039;m glad i watched it. i&#039;d say 8/10i haven&#039;t seen the Susperia remake but i have seen that god awful (1977) film that is just so beautifully shot by Dario Argento or however ya spells his last name as well. he was a great director but the script needed more work i think.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="darkshadows38, post: 336098, member: 19"] i loved Sharknado (2013) it's one of those films that i went in with low expectations and i ended up loving it, what makes it work is that cast/crew/writer/ director everyone did not take the film serious at all the director who if he was telling the truth back on IMDB board back in the day was telling us this. sometimes when you don't take something serious depending on what the film is of course it can help the film. seeing the late John Heard try and beat a shark to death with a bar stool and him carry that around is so absurd that it's funny as hell. why was he carrying it? i have no idea one wonders if that was even in the script at all or it was just Heard's idea. it's not a work of art or a masterpiece but i went in wanting to enjoy a fun film like this that you just can't take serious at all and it helped i think. i haven't seen the sequels yet so i can't say how good or how bad they are to be fair but the 1st one i loved. i bought it on bluray in fact some years back at i think at Super-K which is now Meijers go figure. i'm not even sure if that's spelled right? but that's the store that's there now where Super-K used to be. the last film i watched was called Emergency Hospital (1956) and it was a B picture and it was actually pretty good it was worth watching once. it's not a film i'm gonna ever go back to but i'm glad i watched it. i'd say 8/10 i haven't seen the Susperia remake but i have seen that god awful (1977) film that is just so beautifully shot by Dario Argento or however ya spells his last name as well. he was a great director but the script needed more work i think. [/QUOTE]

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