Shark Attack 3: Megalodon (2002)

	Directed by: David Worth	COUNTRY Israel/ South Africa/USA GENRE Horror/Thriller NORWEGIAN TITLE - RUNNING TIME 90 minutes
	Produced by: Boaz Davidson Danny Lerner David Varod
	Written by: Scott Devine William Hooke

Cast includes:
CHARACTER	ACTOR/ACTRESS	RATING
Ben Carpenter	John Barrowman	½
Cataline Stone	Jenny McShane	½
Chuck Rampart	Ryan Cutrona	½
Sy	George Stanchev
Porter	Pavlin Kemilev

Review

This third entry in the rather insignificant Jaws-emulating Shark Attack series has the required combination of dead seriousness and total ridicule that is often the basis for a cult classic. Unfortunately, Shark Attack 3 isn't quite bad enough to end up in that category. That doesn't mean potential viewers of this farce should get their hopes up. The quality of the acting, the premise, and the special effects here may be amusing at first, but rapidly become painful to watch. With that said, director David Worth displays a couple of useful ideas during the film's first half, and if you can't seem to enjoy anything else, you'll at least love when the painfully synthetic dialogue is relieved by a moment of hilarious ad-libbing by John Barrowman.