Village Voice
Shark Night 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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Shark Night
The director of Snakes on a Plane shifts his attention to sharks in the water in this man-eating fright fest.
A group of friends plan to "rock out" at a lake house in the Louisiana Gulf for the weekend. Fun with drinking, toplessness, and jet boats quickly turns into a nightmare as they are subjected to the full blown killer instincts of fresh-water sharks.
2011Rating: R16, contains horror, violence & sexual references95 minsUSA
Horror
- Director:
- David R. Ellis ('Snakes on a Plane', 'The Final Destination', 'Asylum')
- Writer:
- Will HayesJesse Studenberg
- Cast:
- Sara PaxtonVing RhamesJoel David MooreChris CarmackAlyssa DiazChris ZylkaKyla PrattDustin MilliganKatharine McPheeSinqua Walls
Shark Night / Reviews
Variety
Shark Night 3D makes bait of the usual batch of buff and buxom collegiates, but without a hint of humor...
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His toothless attack sequences unfold under cover of dark water; the film is the equivalent of a skin flick in which all the sex scenes are tastefully obscured by blankets and sheets.
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Los Angeles Times
Apart from an appropriately shark-like keep-moving-or-die filmmaking ethos, the shocks are weak...
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Hollywood Reporter
Dumb Louisiana-set horror flick feels generic despite the odd pairing of shark menace and redneck killers.
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Entertainment Weekly
Shark Night 3D is a ho-hum series of kills and lulls so predictable that it doesn't even look like much fun for the sharks.
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A.V. Club
It also lacks the tension of a good horror film, or the self-aware humor of a fun bad one.
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