Shark Attack 2 (2000)

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Danger stalks the beautiful beaches of Hawaii in this action-packed drama. Dr. Nick West (Thorsten Kaye) is a marine biologist hired to deal with the results of an experiment in genetics -- a mutated breed of great white sharks with an especially fearsome disposition. West soon discovers some of the… More Danger stalks the beautiful beaches of Hawaii in this action-packed drama. Dr. Nick West (Thorsten Kaye) is a marine biologist hired to deal with the results of an experiment in genetics -- a mutated breed of great white sharks with an especially fearsome disposition. West soon discovers some of the sharks have gotten loose while being transported to a aquarium and are helping themselves to the windsurfers along a once-quiet Hawaiian shoreline. West teams up with Roy Bishop (Daniel Alexander), a veteran shark fisherman from Australia, to capture the deadly creatures before they can claim any more victims; assisting them is Samatha Sharp (Nikita Ager), a beautiful woman whose sister was killed when one of the mutant sharks attacked them while swimming. This sequel to Shark Attack received its United States debut on the USA cable network. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 33 min.
Directed By: David Worth (II)
Genres: Action & Adventure, Horror

In Theaters: Jan 1, 2000 Wide
On DVD: Feb 13, 2001
Studio: Trimark

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Anthony L

Another dreadful waste of time
Matthew Y

I remember Shark Attack 2 as one of the earliest SyFy original features. Today the SyFy channel is responsible for some of the worst hot garbage to ever creep its way onto television but in the early days there were a few legitimate low-budget creature feature efforts, one of them… More
I remember Shark Attack 2 as one of the earliest SyFy original features. Today the SyFy channel is responsible for some of the worst hot garbage to ever creep its way onto television but in the early days there were a few legitimate low-budget creature feature efforts, one of them being Shark Attack 2. I remember seeing it and thinking 'I've never even heard of Shark Attack 1'. I convinced myself I probably wasn't missing any important plot point. Shark Attack has decent effects and then almost immediately bad effects work. I can count the number of made for TV horror movies worth watching on one hand and this just doesn't make the cut.
Steven V

It gets points for the link from the first film, and also for having the nerve to use the same discovery channel footage again too. The characters were good although still fit into the expected stereotypes.