Just like we'd come to expect from the series, SHARKNADO 4: THE 4TH AWAKENS is campy B-movie-esque fun. A ton of crappy CGI, tacky one-liners and over-the-top acting.Watch it only after you've seen the other three installments, and only if you liked those. This one definitely caters for fans. No time is spent whatsoever introducing any of the characters—everything is taken for granted.If you do like the series, you're up for all kinds of -nados this time, bouldernados, sandnados ... lots of deliberate play with its own themes, infused with self-aware irony. I enjoyed watching this, although as far as B-movies go, I don't like the fact that they're now making a "B-movie" for the sake of making B-movie... while also catering to a mainstream audience. Some of the genuineness of true B-movies is definitely lost.

F*ck you Sharknado. This movie insults you, it's very existence is proof that a production company, a cable television channel, whatever shadowy Money investing in these movies- they all think you are stupid. Oh? You don't believe me? Did you see this movie? Yeah, it just insulted you. For like an hour and twenty-five minutes Sharknado: The Fourth Awakens, is insulting you, did you not f*cking notice? Are you cool with that? The people who made this movie assumed you were foolish enough to be satisfied with this meager film, the appropriate analogy would involve being served a sh*t sandwich by someone who genuinely thinks you deserve to eat a sh*t sandwich. Hey, dude, you DON'T deserve to have to eat a sh*t sandwich.

I just realized this was my 500th movie since I registered on IMDb. Jubilee should be cheerful and this movie was definitely hit. Exaggeration of epic proportions, travesty, quotes from famous movies, crazy action from the very start and enormous amount of laughter and entertainment. Movie has no introduction at all, madness starts from the very beginning. They nailed it again.It wouldn't be Texas without chainsaw massacre. - Dad, I don't think we're in Kansas any more. - It's not my mom, my mom is shark, not a robot.Beside sharkando, we also get sendnado, lavanado, lightningnado, bouldernado, oilnado and finally nukenado. I wonder how will they exceed this in next sequel. And there simply has to be next one. And next one and some more on top of that. <3

Sharknado 4 (2016)** (out of 4) The fourth film in the series has a company creating a special shield that has prevented any future sharnados. Unfortuantly when Fin Shepard (Ian Ziering) is in Las Vegas the thing breaks down and soon more killer sharks are flying around.You know, I remember when the original movie aired on SyFy and there wasn't a bit of hype. The film turned out to be a pretty good movie as far as creature features go but sadly it became a social media hit and the producers used this to promote the next three films. SHARKNADO 4 is pretty much the same thing we saw in the previous movies but this one here goes even further in the social media game by having countless cameos from famous and semi-famous people.For the most part the film is mildly entertaining and especially the first twenty-minutes in Las Vegas. I thought the film managed to have some fast and fun action and there were some creative shark kills as well. The non-stop parading of cameos was a bit annoying but that was to be expected. The biggest problem with the remaining portion of the film is that there just wasn't anything fresh or original. Ziering and Tara Reid did a decent enough of a job but folks like David Hasselhoff and especially Gary Busey were just wasted.