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A dream getaway becomes a blood-soaked nightmare for seven scantily clad college students in this terrifying action-thriller from the director of The Final Destination and Snakes on a Plane!
When Sara and her friends arrive at her family’s Louisiana lake house, they quickly strip down to their swimsuits for a weekend of sexy fun in the sun. But they soon discover the lake is infested with hundreds of flesh-eating sharks — and a few equally dangerous human predators — that turn their killer vacation into a bone-crunching battle to stay alive!
When Sara and her friends arrive at her family’s Louisiana lake house, they quickly strip down to their swimsuits for a weekend of sexy fun in the sun. But they soon discover the lake is infested with hundreds of flesh-eating sharks — and a few equally dangerous human predators — that turn their killer vacation into a bone-crunching battle to stay alive!
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22 of 26 people found the following review helpful
By Jeff W.
Format:DVD
Country gal Sara, wants to show her city classmates what small town life has to offer. Rounding up 6 of her bestest friends she takes them to her family's sprawling remote lake house for a weekend of debauchery. Cell phones don't work, of course. The gang have a great old time drinking, boating, and having sex (I made up the last part, there is NO sex or boobs in this movie) but things take a sudden turn for the worse when football hunk, Malik, gets his arm torn off by an enormous shark while waterskiing (!). A shark, in a lake, you ask? Yes, a shark in a lake. We are informed that it is a salt water lake, silly goose. As Malik clings to life the classmates try to figure out a way to get him to safety and the only solution appears to be by boat. Adding to their troubles are Sara's former, shady, hillbilly friends who seem to delight in the gang's predicament. We eventually learn that the hillbillies have stocked the lake with many different breeds of shark in order to film people being eaten for a "Faces of Death" like movie they are preparing for a web show (I'd watch it).
Shark Night 3D is just so...dumb. The hillbillies are as stereotyped as they come (one is even named "Red") and the college kids are a bland mix of interchangeable actors. The director attempts to crow bar in some "romance" between the characters but you won't care because soon most of them will be chum anyway. The PG13 rating guarantees no boobs or gore so the entire fare ends up being a big tease. Even with padding the entire film is only 1:17 minutes long.
Shark Night 3D is just so...dumb. The hillbillies are as stereotyped as they come (one is even named "Red") and the college kids are a bland mix of interchangeable actors. The director attempts to crow bar in some "romance" between the characters but you won't care because soon most of them will be chum anyway. The PG13 rating guarantees no boobs or gore so the entire fare ends up being a big tease. Even with padding the entire film is only 1:17 minutes long.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
By Kat
Format:DVD
The sharks (except for maybe 1-3 shots) were all CGI and all looked like CRAP. Perhaps in theater 3D it looked good, but not in 2D at home.
The movie had potential. But the silly reasoning behind why the sharks were there combined with the bad CGI just made this movie bad. The first 30-45 minutes weren't all that bad and it was semi entertaining. I just wish we could have been invested in these characters, gotten to actually know them and like them. Its just a shame that it ended up being as bad as it was.
If you can get passed the awful CGI you might like this movie.
The movie had potential. But the silly reasoning behind why the sharks were there combined with the bad CGI just made this movie bad. The first 30-45 minutes weren't all that bad and it was semi entertaining. I just wish we could have been invested in these characters, gotten to actually know them and like them. Its just a shame that it ended up being as bad as it was.
If you can get passed the awful CGI you might like this movie.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Blu-ray
"Shark Night" is the tale of vacationers whose fun weekend at a lake house turns into a nightmare when they become victims of a series of shark attacks. When Sara (Sara Paxton) and her pals arrive at her parents' Louisiana lake house, the party is in full gear. Everyone is having a wild time until Malik (Sinqua Walls) loses his arm in what initially appears to be a tragic water skiing accident.
Concerned with getting him to the nearest hospital as quickly as possible, it isn't until they're far from shore that they realize the lake is teeming with hungry sharks and a small speedboat isn't about to stop them from getting their next meal. In addition to the sharks, Director David R. Ellis ("Snakes on a Plane") has thrown in some backwoods "Deliverance"-style rednecks and inept law enforcement.
The film has its share of "Jaws"-inspired scares, but lacks the polish and genuine fright factor of the Spielberg classic. The plot device is improabable at best and serves only to offer up a number of bloody shark attacks every few minutes to keep us from dozing off. The Blu-ray edition contains several featurettes and a Digital Copy.
Concerned with getting him to the nearest hospital as quickly as possible, it isn't until they're far from shore that they realize the lake is teeming with hungry sharks and a small speedboat isn't about to stop them from getting their next meal. In addition to the sharks, Director David R. Ellis ("Snakes on a Plane") has thrown in some backwoods "Deliverance"-style rednecks and inept law enforcement.
The film has its share of "Jaws"-inspired scares, but lacks the polish and genuine fright factor of the Spielberg classic. The plot device is improabable at best and serves only to offer up a number of bloody shark attacks every few minutes to keep us from dozing off. The Blu-ray edition contains several featurettes and a Digital Copy.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Very Pleased
This item was as it was described. I very pleased with this purchase and I would recommend to family and friends.
Published 1 month ago by Meggie
3.0 out of 5 stars
Shark Night
Shark Night was open to almost all negative reaction from critics and the audience, so when I watched the movie on Netflix Watch Instantly I was expecting a really bad film but... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Kcott44
2.0 out of 5 stars
A sick boring adolescent movie
A bunch of idiotic adolescents who, as always, go to some remote place to do their stuff. Boring but I liked the visual effects of the movie, like seeing the Sharks. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Andreia1974Brazil
5.0 out of 5 stars
Shark Night
Shark Night Was Really Good Because It Lets You Understand That Friends Really Do Hold Grudges At Times. Read more
Published 2 months ago by stoneyloc
1.0 out of 5 stars
No! No! No!
Another day, another shark movie. I've seen a fair few of these now and amazingly Jaws remains the best despite many attempts to usurp it. Read more
Published 2 months ago by D Brown
2.0 out of 5 stars
ILHM Reviews Shark Night
A weekend escape turns deadly for a group of college students when they encounter a group of man-eating sharks in the waters surrounding their remote island getaway! Read more
Published 3 months ago by Carl Manes
2.0 out of 5 stars
90 Minutes of Missed Opportunities
SHARK NIGHT had everything going for it. Stupid teenagers + an army of hungry sharks + 3D?
This should have been campy matinée gold. Read more
This should have been campy matinée gold. Read more
Published 4 months ago by P. Fitzgerald
5.0 out of 5 stars
Grandson is a shark nut
Grandson is absolutely loving this movie! He has already watched it 4 times since Christmas and will probably watch more!
Published 4 months ago by SUE DEEB
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not THAT bad, if you check your brain at the door ...
Typical shark film, featuring a group of college-age kids on a short break at a summer house in the Louisiana Gulf, who don't realize the waters they are frolicking in are deadly... Read more
Published 4 months ago by ShowBizBuff
5.0 out of 5 stars
Shark Night
Its still in good condition and idk care its was the rential version but its still good movie and i love this so much how people said how bad it was
Published 5 months ago by Brian Herrera
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