Three firefighters must save New Orleans from a gigantic shark.
| Tagline | Can New Orleans Survive? |
| Release Date: | Apr 28, 2023 |
| Genres: | Horror, Comedy |
| Production Company: | ALLaBorde Films, Wiseau-Films |
| Production Countries: | United States of America |
| Casts: | Tommy Wiseau, Isaiah LaBorde, Mark Valeriano, Wayne Douglas Morgan, Raul Phoenix, Erica Mary Gillheeney, Ashton Leigh, Joseph Poliquin, Jeff Pearson, Kaleb Naquin, Amber Nicole Dalton |
| Status: | Released |
| Budget: | $0 |
| Revenue: | 14056 |
In order to fully appreciate this film you need two things. Lots of drink before it starts and a decent amount of audience participation. That's because it's terrible. Now I know that the creator of "The Room" (2003) was unlikely to deliver us an award-winning epic, but I think even I was disappointed by just how poor this is. When New Orleans is threatened not only by rising flood waters, but by a menacing shark it falls to three highly decorated fire-fighters to find away to save their city. The acting and dialogue are like a very bad rehearsal for a "Bill & Ted" film, the visual effects stop being entertaining fairly quickly and that just leaves us with a mess of a movie that all-too-often just made me cringe. Tommy Wiseau is clearly a shrewd man, but this attempt to make a silk purse from a sow's ear is just risible on about every level and even with ensemble guffaws of embarrassment from the other suitably lubricated folks in the cinema it becomes pretty much unwatchable. A parody of many other films, it may be trying to be - but for me, well it's just not funny!
