Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.
Super Shark
An offshore drilling accident triggers the release of a giant prehistoric shark. When marine biologist Kat Carmichael arrives, she runs up against corporate front man Roger Wade, who plots with Stewart to disrupt her investigation. With the help of Skipper Chuck and disc jockey Dynamite Stevens, Kat tries to find a way to defeat the monster which has evolved to a state where it can walk on dry land and fly...it's the SUPER SHARK!
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An offshore drilling accident triggers the release of a giant prehistoric shark. When marine biologist Kat Carmichael arrives, she runs up against corporate front man Roger Wade, who plots with Stewart to disrupt her investigation. With the help of Skipper Chuck and disc jockey Dynamite Stevens, Kat tries to find a way to defeat the monster which has evolved to a state where it can walk on dry land and fly...it's the SUPER SHARK!
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Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Comedy, Horror, Adventure
Written By:Fred Olen Ray, Clyde McCoy, Antonio Olivas
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Syfy, Retromedia Entertainment, Synthetic Filmwerx, CineTel Films
Cast
Fred Olen Ray
Director
John Schneider
Roger Wade
Sarah Lieving
Kat Carmichael
Jerry Lacy
Stewart
Ted Monte
Dr. Miller
Catherine Annette
Jill
Tim Abell
Skipper Chuck
Robert R. Shafer
Commander Williams (as Bobby Ray Shafer)
Jimmie Walker
Dynamite Stevens
Randy Mulkey
Captain Jackson
Gerald Webb
Private Roth
Bobby Rice
Carter
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