2-Headed Shark Attack

Synopsis

In the thrilling creature feature '2-Headed Shark Attack,' a group of college students embarks on a spring break trip filled with sun, surf, and adventure. Their plans quickly turn disastrous when they encounter a 2-headed shark, an abomination of nature that lurks beneath the waves. As the deadly predator starts picking off partygoers one by one, the survivors must band together to devise a plan for survival against an insatiable force that will stop at nothing to claim its next meal. With a backdrop of stunning beaches and pulse-pounding action, this film combines horror and humor, showcasing the perils of inebriated fun and nature’s unpredictable fury. Starring Carmen Electra, the film revels in its over-the-top premise and offers viewers a blend of B-movie thrills and campy moments that will leave them questioning whether to laugh or scream.

Cast

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  Carmen Electra

  Anne Babish

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  Charlie O'Connell

  Professor Babish

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  Brooke Hogan

  Kate

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  Gerald Webb

  Han

• David Gallegos

  Paul

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  Christina Bach

  Dana

Reviews

Despite its intriguing premise, 2-Headed Shark Attack has been met with overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. The film currently holds a dismal 2.5/10 rating on IMDb, with many viewers expressing disappointment. Critics on Rotten Tomatoes have noted that the special effects are subpar, stating, 'The shark looks more like a poorly rendered video game monster than a credible threat.' However, some viewers have appreciated its campy attitude, with one review describing it as 'so bad it’s good,' making it a potential cult classic for fans of low-budget monster movies. According to Metacritic, the film has a score that reflects its unfavorable reception, with users remarking, 'If you're looking for serious horror, look elsewhere.' Nonetheless, the movie has managed to gather a small fanbase that celebrates its oddly entertaining nature, claiming it’s perfect for a bad movie night. Overall, '2-Headed Shark Attack' exemplifies how a lack of quality in execution can hinder what could have been a fun, thrilling ride in the genre of creature features.