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Baton Down The Hatches! Sharknado: The 4th Awakens is Making Landfall Later This Month!

Baton-down the hatches! Sharknado: The 4th Awakens is preparing to make landfall later this month. Two brand new videos have just arrived, giving us a look behind the scenes of The 4th Awakens. The 4th Awakens picks up five years after the events of Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!. With no Sharknados reeking havoc, Fin and the world has relaxed, thinking the freak weather events has ended. But they were wrong.This time the Sharknado is heading to Las Vegas. After a year and SyFy’s voting campaign, we’ll finally learn the fate of April, Tara Reid’s character. Ian Ziering will be returning as April’s husband and the hero of the franchise. David Hasselhoff will return to his role as Fin’s father. Gary Busey, Tommy Davidson and Cody Linley and Cheyl Tiegs will have important new roles in the movie. One of the things that makes the Sharknado franchise special are the outrageous number of cameos. Here are just a few of

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 16, 2016
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New Cast Announced For Sharknado 4 – Premiering this July

Syfy and The Asylum announced this week that Gary Busey has joined the cast of Sharknado 4. Busey is set to play the role of Wilford Wexler, the father of Tara Reid’s character and has been described as a robotics expert, which will play a big part in the story line of the sequel. Ian Ziering is returning to his role as Fin Shepard and Tara Reid as April. David Hassalhoff, who played Fin’s father, and Ryan Newman are also set to reprise their roles. As with all it predecessors Sharknado 4 will be filled with a horde of cameos. Some of the stars that will be spotted in them are Tommy Davidson (Black Dynamite), model Cheryl Tiegs, Iman Hakim (Everybody Hates Chris), Cody Linley (Hannah Montana) and many others who have yet to be announced. Sharknado 4, directed by Anthony C. Ferrante and written by Thunder Lavin, will premiere on Syfy this July. The last time we saw Fin

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 16, 2016
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When Filmmakers Strike Back

Keyboard Warriors A bane of social media is the “Inspirational Tweeter.” This is the person whose life is going so well, they feel the need to tell you how you too can find the happiness they have. They’re a digital Hallmark Card, the cyber chicken soup for the soul. It’s amazing how much annoyance can be packed into 140 characters. Another facet is the “Hipster Movie Reviewer.” These are the folks (usually male) with a blog or You Tube Channel who think they know about movies. Some are ballsy enough to take on real reviewers like Scott Weinberg and tell THEM how they’re wrong or “set them straight” especially when it comes to super hero or Adam Sandler films. These “reviewers” usually have little production value. Their videos are shot with no lighting or professional sound and while some have under 50 views they usually start their critiques with “Hey Everyone…” Everyone? You mean the 6 viewers minus the ones

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Capt McNeely
Aug 12, 2015
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The First Trailer For ‘Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No’ Has Made Land Fall

Let’s be honest, a lot of us enjoy cheesy movies from time to time and the ‘Sharknado’ franchise tops the list of over done, cheesy goodness. The first promo trailer for ‘Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No’ has finally made fall and it bites, in a good way! The SyFy channel teamed up with The Asylum once again, to bring us the third installment to their disaster franchise. SyFy struck gold with the original ‘Sharknado’ movie in 2013, starring Ian Ziering and Tara Reid. The movie followed four friends on a mission to rescue Fin’s ex wife April (Reid) and his two kids, as the flood waters, teeming with sharks, begins to rise. After picking up his ex and his daughter the group continues their journey to find his son. As they arrive at the flight school his son attends, tornadoes containing hungry sharks appear. As sharks rain down on them, they take up arms, while everyone else runs for cover.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 4, 2015

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Baton Down The Hatches! Sharknado: The 4th Awakens is Making Landfall Later This Month!

Baton-down the hatches! Sharknado: The 4th Awakens is preparing to make landfall later this month. Two brand new videos have just arrived, giving us a look behind the scenes of The 4th Awakens. The 4th Awakens picks up five years after the events of Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!. With no Sharknados reeking havoc, Fin and the world has relaxed, thinking the freak weather events has ended. But they were wrong.This time the Sharknado is heading to Las Vegas. After a year and SyFy’s voting campaign, we’ll finally learn the fate of April, Tara Reid’s character. Ian Ziering will be returning as April’s husband and the hero of the franchise. David Hasselhoff will return to his role as Fin’s father. Gary Busey, Tommy Davidson and Cody Linley and Cheyl Tiegs will have important new roles in the movie. One of the things that makes the Sharknado franchise special are the outrageous number of cameos. Here are just a few of

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 16, 2016
Horror Fuel

New Cast Announced For Sharknado 4 – Premiering this July

Syfy and The Asylum announced this week that Gary Busey has joined the cast of Sharknado 4. Busey is set to play the role of Wilford Wexler, the father of Tara Reid’s character and has been described as a robotics expert, which will play a big part in the story line of the sequel. Ian Ziering is returning to his role as Fin Shepard and Tara Reid as April. David Hassalhoff, who played Fin’s father, and Ryan Newman are also set to reprise their roles. As with all it predecessors Sharknado 4 will be filled with a horde of cameos. Some of the stars that will be spotted in them are Tommy Davidson (Black Dynamite), model Cheryl Tiegs, Iman Hakim (Everybody Hates Chris), Cody Linley (Hannah Montana) and many others who have yet to be announced. Sharknado 4, directed by Anthony C. Ferrante and written by Thunder Lavin, will premiere on Syfy this July. The last time we saw Fin

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 16, 2016
Horror Fuel

When Filmmakers Strike Back

Keyboard Warriors A bane of social media is the “Inspirational Tweeter.” This is the person whose life is going so well, they feel the need to tell you how you too can find the happiness they have. They’re a digital Hallmark Card, the cyber chicken soup for the soul. It’s amazing how much annoyance can be packed into 140 characters. Another facet is the “Hipster Movie Reviewer.” These are the folks (usually male) with a blog or You Tube Channel who think they know about movies. Some are ballsy enough to take on real reviewers like Scott Weinberg and tell THEM how they’re wrong or “set them straight” especially when it comes to super hero or Adam Sandler films. These “reviewers” usually have little production value. Their videos are shot with no lighting or professional sound and while some have under 50 views they usually start their critiques with “Hey Everyone…” Everyone? You mean the 6 viewers minus the ones

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 12, 2015
Horror Fuel

The First Trailer For ‘Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No’ Has Made Land Fall

Let’s be honest, a lot of us enjoy cheesy movies from time to time and the ‘Sharknado’ franchise tops the list of over done, cheesy goodness. The first promo trailer for ‘Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No’ has finally made fall and it bites, in a good way! The SyFy channel teamed up with The Asylum once again, to bring us the third installment to their disaster franchise. SyFy struck gold with the original ‘Sharknado’ movie in 2013, starring Ian Ziering and Tara Reid. The movie followed four friends on a mission to rescue Fin’s ex wife April (Reid) and his two kids, as the flood waters, teeming with sharks, begins to rise. After picking up his ex and his daughter the group continues their journey to find his son. As they arrive at the flight school his son attends, tornadoes containing hungry sharks appear. As sharks rain down on them, they take up arms, while everyone else runs for cover.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 4, 2015