Director: Anthony C. Ferrante
Writer: Thunder Levin
Stars: Ian Ziering, Tara Reid, Cassie Scerbo
Storyline
When Fin and April go to Florida for the summer vacation, strong winds and lots of rain comes to Florida and a Sharknado comes and destroyes Florida. The Sharknado goes to Washington D.C. and sharks falling from the sky. It's up to Fin and April to stop the Sharknado the third time.
Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! Movie Reviews...
''....A Landmark in Cinematic History... Again....''
3 words can be used to describe this movie: oh hell yes!!!
Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No, is in my opinion, the greatest B movie ever made. Sharknado 2 was definitely going to be a tough act to follow, but they made it look easy with this film.
The premise of this movie is essentially this: Sharknado's are happening all along the eastern coastline of the USA.
First starting in Washington DC, where Fin is meeting the president, and making their way down to Orlando. After the first one hits in DC, Fin has to make his way down to Orlando to meet up with his family. Getting caught by yet another sharknado, and using his golden chainsaw to make it out, he meets up with Nova and her partner Lucas (Cassie Scerbo and Frankie Muniz), and they use a sort of "cannon" to destroy this sharknado. But this is only the first one of many to come.
The casting and cameos are superbly done. First of all they brought back Cassie Scerbo, probably my favorite actress, and made her character an absolute badass. Frankie Muniz is absolutely fantastic, and has what is probably my favorite death in the entire film.
He captures the real essence that the rest of the cast does so well. Ryan Newman was brought in as a recast, and she absolutely nails her part. And of course David Hasslehoff is just awesome in every part he does, even being a retired worker from Nasa.
Add in smaller cameos from Chris Jericho, Jerry Springer, Lou Ferigno (who has a great Hulk-referencing line) and even have Mark Cuban come on to play the president and this film is chalk full of amazing casting.
