noladel

After watching the numerous promos for this series, I was looking forward to watching it. Unfortunately, I was quite disappointed. It is another one of those fake documentaries which supposedly follows the main characters around with a film crew and cameras. There were some humorous moments in the first two episodes I viewed. Regrettably, Wendi McLendon Covey ruined any enjoyment that I might have had in viewing the series. Her extremely over the top acting style is particularly off putting to my liking. She ruined every scene in which she appeared. This is not the first show that have I stopped watching due to her scene chewing antics.

What a hot mess this piece of garbage has proven to be. I guess some Z list actors are absolutely desperate for a paycheck. To add to the no talent long list of pretend actors, they also have that dolt of a QVC host, David whatever his last name is, playing a character. Apparently, he is not satisfied shilling items of extremely questionable quality, but now considers himself a thespian. With his pathetic lack of talent, his job should be handing out small samples of food products at either Sam's Club or Costco's. Why do you people insist on reviews be at least six hundred words? It doesn't take that many words to describe tripe.

The movie was something to watch when a person just wants to watch people getting chewed up by an enormous prehistoric shark. The movie plot has been done many times before this film. What made the movie even worse was the casting of the insipid actor Rainn Wilson. Next to him the other actors liked like acting geniuses. The mechanical sharks used had mort talent than that dolt. Wilson ruins every scene in which he appears. I almost stopped watching when I Rainn Wilson showed his face. People die, sharks die, and even whales bite the bullet. I must continue writing this review because IMBC wants reviews of 600 words or more. Who made up this word limit? It does not take 600 words to describe tripe.