A really low budget horror comedy from Mark Polonia who recently brought us Bigfoot Vs Zombies (2016). This one has the Nazis in possession of Frankenstein's brain and heart which are in turn used to control a Sharkenstein composed of other dead sharks. Years later the device is being still being used for experiments.
This stitched up shark is sometimes cheesy CGI or an claymation creation. He must use the same effects as David DeCoteau uses. This one is not as good as Polonias others. It is very campy and some parts are funny but it just falls flat after a bit. It does get better when Sharkenstein hits dry land and starts eating people using his fins that are more arms than anything to scurry along the land. This one makes the Asylum shark movies look amazing. This flick misses the boat
This stitched up shark is sometimes cheesy CGI or an claymation creation. He must use the same effects as David DeCoteau uses. This one is not as good as Polonias others. It is very campy and some parts are funny but it just falls flat after a bit. It does get better when Sharkenstein hits dry land and starts eating people using his fins that are more arms than anything to scurry along the land. This one makes the Asylum shark movies look amazing. This flick misses the boat