LMAO Awful.

Holy ****. It really was on. **** syfy.

ok pitch him this idea... a hurricane hits brazil along the Amazon river... sweeping up swarms of piranha that are deposited in columbia. Drug lords versus giant waves of piranha in the air! Too derivative? ok ok how about a meteor hits Peru launching thousands of llama into the atmosphere then they fall to earth in Texas as mutated radioactive monster llama (with beaks for eating honey)!!!

It's sure to be a hit!

RUN FOR YOUR LIVES IT'S A LLAMA!

LMAO

What's hilarious is that this dopey $1 million dollar budgeted movie took over Twitter tonight and probably brought massive ratings to SyFy.

Dude I don't doubt it at all. It's absurd enough to get talked about and the buzz on something like this is priceless. I find it hard to believe it only had a million dollar budget though. Did they not have to pay the sharks scale?

Did you by chance see it? The sharks at the toy store are more convincing!

:D

They should not have killed off that surfer girl at the beginning of the movie, she was the best of all of them.

I'M TIRED OF THESE MOTHER****ING SHARKS IN THIS MOTHER****ING TORNADO!

I have this dvr'd to watch later tonight, does the lack of exposed tits drag this thing down as much as I'm expecting?

I am disappoint

DVR'ed this and watched part of it....Twitter made this epic. Hilarious

ESPN radio talked about this movie all day.

JFC

Morning Joe on MSNBC led with this story this morning. Ahead of Zimmerman, Snowden etc.

This movie was water cooler talk at the office today.

Encore Thursday night.

I got the entire scoop on this film tonight. Suffice to say, no one expected this thing to blow up, especially on the "final" budget, which was well below a million after all the screenplay drafts and directors that were onboard and later dropped out.

And yet, a sequel is not even close to a lock. It has to do with the fact that SyFy contracted out ten films at a certain rate, then hired people to create films based on that money, etc. No one even knows who actually has the rights to a sequel at this point.

Typical.