If your looking for a legitimate thrill you'll be sadly disappointed. This film is only for those looking for a cheap thrill. A group of college friends head out to the water for the weekend. But soon discover that they've been invited to dinner. Lots of negative reviews from those who seemed to have taken it to seriously. Just a cheap popcorn guilty pleasure.

Very bad movie, many lacking out which nerves you out. The girl takes the pistol and on a dumb way the guy get it back, it's a scene that shouldn't be in a movie and many like that one. Like when the guy got his arm eaten off, they didn't want him take to the hospital but next day they did so it does not make sense. Characters are mediocre, there are noting so special to get you into the movie. Also to mention, the name of he movie is the shark night so as you would thing, they will be eaten one by one while swimming, wrong. No one is eaten that way, woman felt off, another characters were killed. So non-innovative for a teenage slasher horror movie. Effects are above the average but stupid scenes destroy the movie. Because of the effects and some parts which are good in a plot I rate is as a sufficient movie to watch but that's bellow the good. If you like sharks, 3D and you want to entertain kids, this is a good intro for them as a horror but for the grown ups, bypass the movie

Okay the title was off-putting. The movie is equally good and bad. It has some flaws but all movies do. So if you are looking for guts and half-eaten body parts then this is not your movie. However if you want a movie of the "teenagers go to the countryside and get harassed by the locals" genre well this is kind of it plus sharks. Its like a PG-13 mix of 'Saw' and 'Jaws' which may seem pointless but at least there is Shark diversity. 'Tiger','Hammerhead'...etc. A teaching opportunity on sharks. It has a good start and the story slowly builds up until we meet the locals. It stereotypes all country folks as creeps and pervs. An unnecessary chase with a police boat.the sheriff is a friend of Sara but you can see right through that. Something is off about Sara. Then a shark attacks the black dude first which is kind a racist and cliché but okay. This is where you lose interest but it does pick up again i gotta admit. Flaw 1: If Sara had a bad experience the last time why come back? Flaw 2: Sara's reaction to seeing Dennis again considering their previous encounter was not right but it was made so only to surprise you later but his creepy sidekick gave it away anyway. It was badly done or Sara is a stupid psycho who asked for it. and finally except the perv store clerk everyone they met was in on the feeding people to sharks gig.In spite of all that I am still left with some satisfaction in the end.

A movie where the bad guys are more likable than the 'good guys'. Some dismiss it as another Jaws rip-off and while the opening scene feels familiar, Shark Night is a homage to Discovery Channel's Shark Week; which in turn owes a lot to Jaws so ... uh, yeah. Okay, you can't really make a shark movie without some comparison to Jaws. The sharks look great, the kills looked great, and Katharine McPhee (American Idol) looks really great. Unfortunately the unlikeable characters too often stop to chat it up and it kills the pacing. The first rule in film school should be: Never burden inexperienced actors with excessive dialog. A more tightly edited Shark Night 3D would be considerably re-watchable. After all, the filmmakers and presumably many viewers are fans of Shark Week, we came for the bloodletting not teen melodrama. Stick around after the credits for a funny little rap video by the cast.