Because of SharkNado, people have been paying more attention to Tara Reid lately, and because of that, she is having a great time. Tonight, she appeared on Shark After Dark, a live show that is new to the Discovery Channel's Shark Week lineup, which now exists solely to mock you and your childhood dreams of…
The SyFy Twitter hit SharkNado will be screened August 2 at midnight in about 200 theaters across the U.S. Hey guys, stop trying to make SharkNado happen. Oh wait. It did happen.
SharkNado's sequel will be set in New York and premiere on SyFy in 2014, because people will definitely still care next year.
"If a raging hurricane were to strike New York City, it could suck up sharks and other sea creatures — triggering a Sharkicane, a horrifying real-life twist on the campy hit flick 'Sharknado.'"
"Like it's almost so bad that it's good...It's almost a cult movie." - Tara Reid reflects on SharkNado
Despite the fact that seemingly everyone on Twitter was watching the proudly stupid Syfy film Sharknado last night, reports this morning say the movie only netted about a million viewers. The lesson, once again, is that Twitter ruins your perspective on what people actually care about.
In case the title didn't tip you off, let me tell you that last night's SyFy original movie SharkNado was a perfect storm. Not only were there sharks in a tornado, but this squirtable-cheese pile of absurdity arrives at a moment that audiences are particularly receptive to shlock (via communal entertainment like…
Philip Roth and Mia Farrow didn't, actually, watch Sharknado together—the photo is from a dinner party a few weeks ago, and the now-deleted Tweet was a joke—but it's good to know that the shark-weather thriller penetrated Mia Farrow's consciousness.
