6-Headed Shark Attack is a 2018 American science fiction action film by The Asylum, filmed on location in South Africa.
Cast[]
- Brandon Auretas as William
- Thandi Sebe as Mary
- Cord Newman as James
- Naima Sebe as Angie
- Tapiwa Musvosvi as Kip
- Chris Fisher as Jake
- Meghan Oberholzer as Sarah
- Jonathan Pienaar as Duke
- Nikita Faber as Daphne
- Caitlin Harty as Suzanne
- Charlie Keegan as Brad
- Jessica Cloete as Rebecca
Sequels[]
While no sequel has been announced by The Asylum as of 2021, the YouTube channel FLOSHARK posted a mock teaser trailer for a "7-Headed Shark Attack" film,[1] in which a seven headed shark attacks a Canadian resort, as well as a fake soundtrack.[2]
Notes[]
Continuity[]
- While the prior films in the series, with the possible exception of "3-Headed Shark Attack", never offered an origin story for the sharks, this film does. The marine research station's experiments could theoretically account for some or every one of the prior sharks.
Errors[]
Implausibilities[]
- It is highly unlikely that a research station
- Regardless of how many heads a shark has, it would not be able to use them as feet.
- Suzanne being able to escape Zach's boat while it was caught in a whirlpool is extremely unlikely; she was likely saved by the same plot armor that kept her from being eaten by the shark until William could see her being eaten. Of course, it's possible the shark wanted William to watch.
Links[]
- 6-Headed Shark Attack on IMDB
References[]
- ↑ 7-HEADED SHARK ATTACK Official Trailer (2029) Shark Movie HD - FLOSHARK - 20 July 2020 - YouTube - Retrieved 15 May 2021
- ↑ 7-Headed Shark Attack (2029) - Full soundtrack - FLOSHARK - 26 July 2020 - YouTube - Retrieved 15 May 2021