Another low-budget shark movie by Mark Polonia. This is the same guy who directed "Sharkenstein", "Shark Encounters of the Third Kind" and "Land Shark" ... so I think you get the picture in terms of quality. Yes... you can expect the same type of "quality" that the American independent film company and distributor, the Asylum, produces - really low quality stuff!
Trying to cash in on the ongoing pandemic by making a film about a shark bite that spreads a virus across the globe, turning the world upside down, while a group of researchers race against time to find a cure.
Even before you see the security guy, who looks like a wrestler in costume during the 80s, you know this film doesn't take itself seriously.
The special effects are cheaply done and really bad.
Acting is wooden and awful.
Script is ridiculous.
Avoid this one... even if you are into shark movies! This film is not about the shark, it's about the virus.
Go re-watch Steven Spielberg's "Jaws" from 1975. That's still the best shark-movie around. Or check out "Deep Blue Sea" or "The Meg", even they are leagues ahead of "Virus Shark".
Trying to cash in on the ongoing pandemic by making a film about a shark bite that spreads a virus across the globe, turning the world upside down, while a group of researchers race against time to find a cure.
Even before you see the security guy, who looks like a wrestler in costume during the 80s, you know this film doesn't take itself seriously.
The special effects are cheaply done and really bad.
Acting is wooden and awful.
Script is ridiculous.
Avoid this one... even if you are into shark movies! This film is not about the shark, it's about the virus.
Go re-watch Steven Spielberg's "Jaws" from 1975. That's still the best shark-movie around. Or check out "Deep Blue Sea" or "The Meg", even they are leagues ahead of "Virus Shark".