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La Cible du dragon

Roger Corman's Sharktopus to Devour Audiences March 15th on DVD and Blu-Ray
Anchor Bay Entertainment seems to have the market on thrilling DVD and Blu-Ray releases, as they have announced that Sharktopus will debut March 15th, 2011. This film was produced by the notorious Roger Corman (Bloodfist VIII: Trained to Kill), who has been involved in over a hundred films. Sharktopus premiered on the SyFy channel and now a few more details are here.

The film involves a military experiment gone horribly wrong. Now an "an eight-tentacled nightmare" (Anchor Bay) is making lunch meat of sunbathers and holidayers. Have a look at the campy trailer below, along with the official artwork seen left.

The film's plotline:

"An eight-tentacled nightmare hybrid of shark and octopus, 'S-11' was created by genetic scientist Nathan Sands (Eric Roberts) as the U.S. Navy’s next super-weapon. But when its control implants are damaged during a training experiment off the Mexican coast, the beast escapes to Puerto...
See full article at 28 Days Later Analysis
  • 12/15/2010
  • by 28DaysLaterAnalysis@gmail.com (Michael Allen)
  • 28 Days Later Analysis
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