Ghost Shark 2: Urban Jaws (2015)

• Year: 2015
• Released: 01 Jul 2015
• Country: New Zealand
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1732651/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/ghost_shark_2_urban_jaws
• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: English
• Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Horror
• Runtime: 70 min
• Writer: Johnny Hall, Andrew Todd, Abby Walker
• Director: Johnny Hall, Andrew Todd
• Cast: Joh Bloomberg, Jake Sours, Harry Astarita
• Keywords: ghost, shark, mayor, election,

2.5/10

Ghost Shark 2: Urban Jaws Storyline

Nine years after the events of GHOST SHARK Jack Broody is the mayor of Auckland, New Zealand, and former Lieutenant Commander Tony Palantine is down and out on the streets. The mayoral electoral campaign is underway and Broody is down in the polls, with newcomer Marco Guerra winning the hearts and votes of the public. But people start turning up dead all over the city, and it soon becomes clear that GHOST SHARK is back. Desperate not to repeat the mistakes from his former life, Broody calls in expert ghost shark hunter Tom Logan to defeat the undead beast once and for all. But Logan carries with him demons of his own. With the election fast approaching and Ghost Shark taking more souls by the day, can Broody and Logan save both the mayoralty and the city?

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Thanks for ruinging my day!

And please stop making fun of sharks, please stop making sharks a fun “comedy” subject! Please stop ruining its seriousness and horror facts!

Doesn’t belong in the (insert adjective here) shark genre

Well there may be even worse in the future, but for now as of 2020, this is it. And I should know as I’ve seen them ALL. Every conceivable variant of a shark put on the screen. Ghost Shark 1 was actually OK in the tacky kind of way these movies are set up. But this.. My God: the acting! I know it is tongue in cheek to be hammed up but it was just annoying. Storyline gets it the 1/10 star, maybe as they seemed to have a lose thread of a plot. Effects? Done by a bored child I think.

Basically, I can now cross it off my list of shark films with the knowledge I will not have to endure it in my life ever again. So you only need to see this if, like me, you want to add to your list of movies with the word “shark” in it.

On the plus side? It only comes in as the 2nd worst movie of all time for me. The 2015 Point Break remake will always hold that trophy.

Kiwi-made micro dud

GHOST SHARK 2: URBAN JAWS is no relation to the cheesy monster flick GHOST SHARK, so the title is something of a misnomer. Instead this is a Kiwi-produced dud about characters menaced by the ghost of a shark. The problem is that this is a micro budget indie with no kind of budget for effects or anything of the kind. So you get a bunch of lame non-actors conversing throughout and some cheesy ‘kill’ scenes. The whole thing is an embarrassment and a waste of time from beginning to end.