From giant prehistoric beasts to cyborg killers, sharks come in every shape and form, and they can attack you in water, on land, or even from outer space. But, when it comes to shark movies, there isn’t a shortage of entertainment.
In the fourth edition of his sharksploitation book, horror critic Steve Hutchison reviews 100 shark movies, each with a release year, synopsis, five ratings, a short review, and assigned movie genres. They’re ranked from the worst to the most epic, covering every imaginable shark scenario. Watch them in order and see the evolution of shark movies from laughable to breathtakingly terrifying.
Whether you prefer your sharks to be mutated, metallic, or just plain hungry, this book has it all. It’ll take you on a journey through the highs and lows of shark cinema, showcasing the best and the worst of what this subgenre has to offer. If you love sharks or just love to hate them, this is the ultimate guide to Shark Week and beyond. Get ready for a deep dive into the world of shark movies, where nothing’s off-limits, and anything can happen.
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