Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! — The Ultimate "Space-Shark" Feature
The third installment of the cult-classic Sharknado franchise , titled , takes the absurdity of the "sharksploitation" genre to literal new heights—the final frontier. Premiering on July 22, 2015 , on the Syfy channel , this feature film trade-marked the series' shift from a local disaster to a national (and cosmic) catastrophe. The Plot: From D.C. to Deep Space
: The film originally ended on a cliffhanger where April’s fate was left to the audience. Fans were encouraged to vote using hashtags #AprilLives or #AprilDies on social media to determine her survival for the sequel.
The action begins in , where protagonist Fin Shepard ( Ian Ziering ) is receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Naturally, a massive "sharkicane" interrupts the ceremony, forcing Fin and the President (played by Mark Cuban) to team up and fight their way out of a crumbling White House.
: The film is famous for its dizzying array of celebrity cameos, including George R.R. Martin (who is brutally decapitated in a theater), Ann Coulter, Frankie Muniz, and the entire cast of The Today Show.
: Director Anthony C. Ferrante famously insisted on including a shark with George Washington’s face during the D.C. sequences. Production Details Information Director Anthony C. Ferrante Screenwriter Thunder Levin Runtime 93 minutes Production Co. The Asylum Filming Locations Orlando, FL; Washington, D.C.; Santa Clarita, CA 'Sharknado 3?' Oh Hell Yes! - The Daily Nexus