Showing posts with label Ian Ziering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ian Ziering. Show all posts

29 Jan 2018

BIGGER, BETTER, STRONGER


Concept of sharknados hitting the big screen every year may just the ultimate answer to the Hollywood’s decaying scriptwriting, baring its helplessness to the bone with each new Ian Ziering’s cheap C-production long feature.

After a couple of hickups in the franchize, the final installment is just bigger, better and funnier than any of the other four previous ones.

Production is now steadily growing at an even pace, while the trademark hilarious scriptwriting just keeps getting better and better. NATOnado, Shark-God, Stonehenge, British queen, Rio, Tokyo, Pope, Sharkzilla and ultimately, time travelling with the biggest and baddest of all the cameos at the very end will just make laugh your heart out and spit in the face of modern Hollywood.

„Global swarming” is the biggest, best and strongest of all the Ian Ziering’s hillarious stories about sharks as weather phenomena.







24 Sept 2016

ANOTHER SLUMP



Oilnado. Sandnado. Nukenado.

Think of the bizzare combination, Ian Ziering will deliver it in its fourth part of a hugely amusing f-production saga about the sharks trapped up in a tornado.

However, phraseology will be the best thing in „Sharknado: The Fourth awakens”, lacking trademark lines and scenes that made us laugh our hearts out.

„Sharknado 4: The Fourth awakens” is one of the weaker parts of a otherwise great franchise.




9 Feb 2016

WEAKER THAN THE FIRST ONE


FOTO: fansided.com

Ian Ziering's concept of tornadoes that suck up sharks and land them on innocent and unsuspecting citizens of USA made a huge impact on the underground trash community so the franchise was a logical follow-up.

However, following a unwritten rule, the second sequel was a bit of a flop, not taking the concept to a new level, just repeating the existing one on a different location (New York instead of L.A). Humor also falls behind, just occasionally reaching the level achieved in the first „Sharknado”.

„Sharknado 2” is weaker and less entertaining than the first part of the franchise.