Man Goes Tiger Shark Swimming in Just a Bird Cage - Does he Survive?

Australians are a bit mad, everyone knows it. So they all try to out do each over with increasingly bat shit crazy stunts. 

Up Steps - Bird Cage Shark Dive Boy. In this video a young fisherman tries to swim with a bloody massive Tiger Shark using a Canary bird cage as protection. 

Top Six Best Bad Movies

The era of the terrible film that everyone inexplicably loves is here! Right the way back from Piranha 3D to the furor surrounding SyFy's release of Sharknado, a film that took the internet by storm for a good solid 8 days, it seems that zombies are out and enormous creatures are back in again! Thank God for that!

A lot of these bad movies are just plain bad, like Vinnie Jones vehicle "Legend of the Bog" which is just him and some other people sludging around the woods in the dark for an hour and a half looking for any excuse to fit the word "Bog" into their sentences.

Glasgow Prepares For Sharknado Attack

Residents of Glasgow breathed a sigh of relief this week as the council revealed a detailed emergency plan in the event of.....

SHARKNADO!

Shark Love: Man Kisses Shark…..Gets Bit.

There are a few things in life that you probably don’t need to be told not to do in order to safely reach old age. Don’t jump off a cliff, don’t hang out with Columbian drug lords and you’d think, don’t try to snog a shark. 

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Man Rides Fish and Damages Barnacles

America has a fascination with jumping on untrained animals; cows, horses, girlfriends, and then holding on for dear life for as long as they can before being thrown to the ground, and sometimes stomped on. I don't really understand why, but all I can think of is that it's expensive, and potentially quite dangerous.

However something has surfaced that I think is going to become a new national pastime. Especially for those who don't live inland, have access to a cow, and have a high insurance premium.

Jedward To Star In Sharknado 2

No, no… your eyes are quite fine. You really did just read that headline. The remarkably irritating twins are (possibly) going to land their debut movie role in a film that’ll no doubt be total pants… but hugely popular.

They Are Making Sharknado 2: Shark Booglaoo

You probably haven't even seen the first one yet (you canread our review here), but SyFy have ordered a second in the wacky disaster series. That's right, the world's foremost channel for Syence Fyction want another 80-90 minutes of Shark/Weather madness.

Personally, I think one was enough. It was ridiculous and pretty funny but also absolutely terrible. It was the perfect mix of good and bad. Wondawful. But can a second one match that? Unlikely.

Sharknado - Film Review and Epic Scene.

I'm not sure where to start with this review of SyFy Channel's newest production. Do I tell you it's terrible, which it is, or do I tell you that it's amazing, which it ALSO is?

Or do I tell you to go around your house locating and burning every book on science and nature that you can find before you watch it? Because not a word in any of those will apply to Sharknado.

The basic gist of the film is that a tornado out at sea fills with water. And also sharks. The tornado then moves inland, carrying the sharks with it. Exactly what these hundreds of sharks were up to off the coast of LA isn't addressed, because that'd take time away from the main spectacle of sharks shaking loose their tornado coils and wreaking big-toothed havoc on a whole bunch of people. They land in swimming pools, flooded houses and even, in one scene, on the roof of a car. Obviously the shark bites through the metal to attack the passengers. Why wouldn't it?