Deborah Gibson: “God knows what else is in the ocean. I thought maybe a seahorse? Maybe a 500-foot lobster would be good. But yes, there is the potential for a sequel, and I would absolutely love it.”
Squeezy, sucky goodness! I would say band name but that would actually be a terrible band name … unless it’s an accordian band.
And it’s available for rent at your local independent video store. You might even be able to buy it for $5 when we finally turn out the lights and hand the keys over to Netflix!
They’ll run out of prefixes before they run out of sea creatures. What comes after “giant” and “mega”? “Uber”? “Colossal”?
Coming to DVD in 2014; Mammoth Prawn vs. Cosmic Tuna
Reminds me of a stupid “Drawn Together” joke: Captain Hero’s villain was the ‘giant midget.’ Pretty much a normal-sized man.
The Phantom Tollbooth did it first (pp. 55-57).
Saw it on SyFy last night. God, that was terrible.
Sounds like what tvtropes calls Exactly What It Says On The Tin
ditto.
I especially loved the scenes where the fighter changes from an F-18 to an F-15. To quote Calculon “That was so terrible, I think it gave me cancer!”
In less than an hour High Plains Invaders will debut on Syfy. Aliens versus Cowboys, starring James Marsters–sometimes known as “Spike.”
I don’t know that this rates a new thread–but start making popcorn now!
I DVR’d this last night, and watched it in all of it’s cheesy glory this morning.
From the opening scene (where Deborah’s nail polish constantly switches from black to clear), to the very end (my brain was numb by then - let’s just say there were a few “inaccuracies” during the film), it was pure, unadulterated cheesy sy-fy animal killer goodness.
I loved this movie. It is almost as good as Chupacabra Terror (2005) surprisingly staring John Rhys-Davies.
However, Chupacabra Terror does not have a giant shark jumping out of the water to bite a flying airplane.
You know, I had imagined a movie with Deborah Gibson and a giant Octopus, but it was waaaaaay different than that.
You are a naughty, naughty man.
Damn, I meant to watch that and forgot! I love cheesy monster movies, no matter how bad they are. I like to guess who will get chomped and who won’t.
As captain of the afflicted cruise ship, John Rhys-Davies does the smartest thing I’ve ever seen in a monster movie: radioing for assistance, he doesn’t even try to explain that a carnivorous monster is loose aboard ship. Instead, he makes up a story about terrorist hijackers so that the authorities actually send heavily armed help.
Don’t forget, MSvsGO is on again at 9:00PM EDT this evening! I watched it last time, but was very tired and missed the scene when the shark bites the bridge. THIS TIME I’ll stay awake!