Shark Night PG-13
Terror runs deep.
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DVD Details
- Rated: PG-13
- Run Time: 1 hours, 30 minutes
- Video: Color
- Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
- Released: January 3, 2012
- Originally Released: 2011
- Label: 20Th Century Studios
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | Dustin Milligan, Sara Paxton, Katharine McPhee, Joel David Moore & Chris Carmack | |
Performer: | Donal Logue & Joshua Leonard | |
Directed by | David R. Ellis | |
Edited by | Dennis Virkler | |
Screenwriting by | Will Hayes & Jesse Studenberg | |
Screenplay by | Aline Brosh McKenna | |
Composition by | Graeme Revell | |
Produced by | Chris Briggs, Mike Fleiss & Lynette Howell | |
Director of Photography: | Gary Capo | |
Executive Production by | Douglas Curtis |
Entertainment Reviews:
Rating: 1/5 --
Sharks have it bad enough as endangered, misunderstood predators with a terrible public relations image without seeing their serial-killing stardom drowned out by hammy acting and torture-porn villainy.
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Los Angeles Times
Shark Night, handled with impersonality by Snakes on a Plane pilot David R. Ellis, aspires to nothing more or less than carrying along an audience through a string of unremarkable kills, often involving high-jumping fish.
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Village Voice
[A] proudly ridiculous B-movie....There are times when the movie's refusal to wink is downright impressive.
Movieline
When I wasn't laughing at the scenes of sharks leaping out of the water to attack their prey (in trees! on jetskis!) I was questioning the happy coincidence of a runaway motorboat heading directly towards a pier littered with flammable gas tanks.
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Trespass
Rating: B --
Ellis does a good job with timing and cuts together what looks like footage of real sharks with his actors in a way that makes us take notice without having too many shots where what we may assume is an animatronic shark is in frame with a performer.
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Assignment X
Rating: 2/5 --
The result is a movie that isn't crummy, exactly, just blah: when the freakiest teeth on screen belong not to one of Walt Conti's animatronically realized sharks but to a good-ol'-boy called Red, you know you have a problem.
New York Times
Rating: 1.5/5 --
No matter how hastily pieced together the film feels, you can't help but admire Ellis' tenacity... It's just a shame it's not any good.
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HeyUGuys
Product Description:
Vacationing college students fight a shiver of sharks after traveling to an island getaway and being surrounded by the ferocious man-eaters in this sun-soaked shocker from director David R. Ellis (FINAL DESTINATION 2, SNAKES ON A PLANE). The moment Sara (Sara Paxton) and her friends arrive at her parent's Louisiana lake house, the party is in full gear. Everyone is swimming in the salt-water lake and having a blast until Malik (Sinqua Walls) loses his arm in what initially appears to be a tragic wake-boarding mishap. Determined to get him to the nearest hospital as quickly as possible, Malik's friends fire up the speedboat and hit the water full throttle. It isn't until they're far from shore that the reality of the situation finally dawns on them -- the lake is teeming with hungry sharks, and a tiny speedboat isn't about to stop them from getting their next meal. Suddenly, a severed arm is the least of their worries. As the feeding frenzy begins, Sara and her pals realize that their only hope for survival is to swim for their lives and reach the beach without becoming fish food.
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- UPC: 024543774082
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