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Spring Break Shark Attack

Spring Break. Some come to party. Others come for the buffet.

2005 1hr : 28m Action · Drama · Horror ★ 4.7

A young teenager travels to Florida, unknowing that a group of dangerous tiger sharks are ravaging the beach.

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Why it may be worth watching

  • Spring Break Shark Attack combines Action and Drama elements in one feature.
  • The principal cast includes Shannon Lucio, Riley Smith, Justin Baldoni.
  • Viewers currently rate it 4.7/10 from 59 votes.

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Best suited to viewers looking for Action, Drama, Horror. Its shorter runtime also makes it easier to fit into one sitting.

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sharkspring break

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The Movie MobExternal review · ★ 2.0/10

**All teen romance and hardly any sharks make for a pretty lame shark movie.**

Spring Break Shark Attack was a TV movie released on CBS in 2005, which means all the normal shark violence had to be cut to play on a major broadcast channel. The result is a teen beach party love triangle for 90% of the run time and a sprinkling of people getting sucked beneath the water by sharks for the final 10%. The incredibly low budget meant hardly any creature effects, so people would just scream and disappear beneath the water with fake blood following shortly af…

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**All teen romance and hardly any sharks make for a pretty lame shark movie.**

Spring Break Shark Attack was a TV movie released on CBS in 2005, which means all the normal shark violence had to be cut to play on a major broadcast channel. The result is a teen beach party love triangle for 90% of the run time and a sprinkling of people getting sucked beneath the water by sharks for the final 10%. The incredibly low budget meant hardly any creature effects, so people would just scream and disappear beneath the water with fake blood following shortly after some of the time. Other times, the sharks were sneaky, so apparently no blood. We all know that shark movies are cheesy and bad. And as far as that standard goes, Spring Break Shark Attack was pretty decent but hardly had any sharks. Sharks are kind of the point of a shark attack movie.

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