Apr 9, 2022
Giant Sea Creatures, 1984, illustrated by Fiona Reid.
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Giant Sea Creatures, 1984, illustrated by Fiona Reid.
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April 5th, days after the ending of Sand Sharks. The acting mayor of the small island gets to the US Military and asks for help. The US military go to the one person that they know is capable of taking down massive creatures and coming back out of it alive with every form of intelligence they have on the creatures and the fact of the grandfather grand-shark. This person?
Burt Gummer. With ALL the equipment that he needs. It’s a bloody weekend on the island as Burt has fun blowing up sand sharks on the beach with/without military approved volunteers for the daring mission. Not a sand shark is to be found after he leaves and the town starts over from scratch.
Video game company: You know sharks? Well what if... they went in the ground?
12 years old me: aw yeess
She’s something of an expert.
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I present, the sharks I caught today
Review: The Meg (2018)
Review: The Meg (2018)
Anybody that knows me knows that dumb, schlock-filled shark films are a passion of mine. I’ve seen them all, Megashark vs Giant Octopus, Sharknado 1-5, Ghost Shark, Zombie Shark, Sand Sharks, Snow Sharks, if there is a low budget shark film with a mildly intriguing prefix I am there. The more ridiculous the better!
Well what happens…
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