Behold the stunning trailer for Mega Shark vs. Crocosaurus

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Last year we were all understandably blown away by MEGA SHARK VS. GIANT OCTOPUS, even it hardly had any actual fighting between the two laughably-realized monsters. Perhaps it was the riveting tandem of Debbie Gibson and Lorenzo Lamas that made it so moving, or simply the passion for cinema that was evident in every frame. Whatever the reason, it was certainly a great film that didn’t suck at all…

Now the time has come for a sequel, stirringly titled MEGA SHARK VS. CROCOSAURUS. And while neither Giant Octopus, Gibson or Lamas are returning (I’m sure their fees skyrocketed after the first film’s blockbuster status was achieved), this one’s got Jaleel White, seeking a comeback the likes of which only John Travolta has really seen. And, of course, there’s newcomer Crocosaurus, who is definitely one to keep an eye on…

The short and simple synopsis:
The massive prehistoric shark has survived the last battle, and the world is again threatened when a new, more dangerous foe is discovered in the jungles of Africa.

MEGA SHARK VS. CROCOSAURUS is hitting DVD on DECEMBER 21 – a perfect stocking stuffer; it’ll most likely debut on the Syfy channel early next year. Pre-order this madness HERE.


Source: MTV

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