Shark Side of the Moon (2022)

• Year: 2022
• Released: N/A
• Country: United States
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt21426434/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/shark_side_of_the_moon
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: English
• MPA Rating: N/A
• Genre: Action, Sci-Fi
• Runtime: min
• Writer: Ryan Ebert, Anna Rasmussen
• Director: Glenn Campbell, Tammy Klein
• Cast: N/A
• Keywords: shark, astronaut, moon, shark attack, humanity,

	2.9/10
	67% – Audience

Shark Side of the Moon Storyline

During the Cold War, Soviet scientists create a human/shark hybrid as a weapon. Unable to control the sharks, one of the scientists launches them to the moon. Years later, a U.S moon mission team encounters the shark hybrids and must fight for their lives.

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Shark Side of the Moon Movie Reviews

I liked the idea but that’s all I liked

The acting was bad, cgi was worse and the story was horrible. Russians on the moon without space suits and can survive for 40 years lol. Worse than a syfy movie.

Shark Side of the Moon

During the Cold War, Russians were experimenting with shark/human hybrids — go with the movie on that — but they become too powerful and a scientist named Sergey (played by Roman Chsherbakov in flashback and Ego Mikitas in the rest of the film) locks them up and flies them to the moon.

Forty years later, Commander Nicole Tress (Maxi Witrak) and her team of astronauts return the United States to the moon in time to crash land and find the human sharks have become an advanced society training to destroy the Earth. The American astronauts just want to get home and Sergey and his daughter Akula (Tania Fox) — a shark/human who looks human and a finny undersea monster — want to come with them. The sharks, led by Tzarina (Natasha Goubskaya) want to come to Earth and rule it.

Look, this is an Asylum movie — directed by Glen Campbell and Tammy Klein (Planet Dune) and written by Ryan Ebert and Anna Rasmussen (Tales of a Fifth Grade Robin Hood) — and has people with nose breathers — and no spacesuits — on the surface of the moon, shark-part weapons, ridiculous animation of the shark/humans and an ending that sets up a sequel while also probably making you upset there is one. It’s got an amazingly creative title and a decent idea, but doesn’t push itself to be any stranger or better after that, which is a shame.

Giggle Gigggle

I had to give this ‘scary’ sci-fi film a third star simply because it gave me plenty of laughs. Outside of that, this film is about as far from making sense as the earth is from the moon. But oh well, I guess they decided they had to pick somewhere new to give us a shark themed movie. Giggle, giggle!