Shark vs Octopus poster

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Sometimes a movie comes along that makes you go hmmmmmm. Or sometimes, you’ll go what the f*ck??? MEGA SHARK VERSUS GIANT OCTOPUS is one that should have you doing both. On the one hand, it has the potential to be awesome, on the other hand…. what the f*ck???

Starring Lorenzo Lamas and Deborah Gibson (aka Debbie Gibson, the pop artist from the 80s), MS V GO goes a little something like this: The California coast is terrorized by two enormous prehistoric sea creatures as they battle each other for supremacy of the sea.

Sure, I can dig it. I can also dig the brand new poster they have for this sucker. Why? Because it is what it is… a big ass shark battling a big ass octopus under the Golden Gate Bridge. Luckily there’s no giant floating heads of Gibson and Lamas in the background with their faces in terror or anything lame like that. It’s straight forward and to the point… gotta give props to that!

Big surprise this sucker is going straight to DVD, but hey–at least the cover will be cool, right? For more information on the film, click HERE, and get ready for MEGA SHARK VERSUS GIANT OCTOPUS on DVD everywhere May 19, 2009.

Thanks to Avery for the heads up!



Debbie Gibson = Mega Hottie

Source: The Asylum

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