Chum!

A mediocre high school film class could do much better, and this film wasn't done by them, since the roles are older adults and kids could have cast their friends. The premise is that Great White Sharks went extinct, and through science, they were to be brought back. The opening scene seems to have been filmed in front of bedroom closet louvered doors, and the shark seems to be a hand puppet, and rubber teeth that look nothing like shark teeth. Somehow an ant fungus is combined with cadaver blood, etc. One will see characters with piercings and tats. It becomes the attack of baby sharks. The sets have lots of movie posters on the walls, more interesting than the movie. Thankfully it is a short movie, with lots of empty space to fill an apparent requirement for length. This mess of a movie really deserves negative numbers. Lots of foul language and little that can be called acting. At least they didn't play the song "Baby Shark".

Was this an award winning film masterpiece, no it was not. However it was an entertaining way to spend a little over an hour. Not a ton of character development but for a horror film this short that is to be expected. The effects were more than acceptable considering the budget of the film. The acting was entertaining. Most importantly the film didn't try to take itself too seriously, the tone and focus was campy and fun. I would recommend this film to anyone who enjoys campy ultra low budget horror films. If you're looking for something like the original Excorcist you should look elsewhere but if you're looking for something like the original Night of the Living Dead then you should enjoy this.