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ComingSoon is debuting the exclusive trailer for Sorority Shark Attack, the upcoming horror comedy starring the late Robert Carradine (Revenge of the Nerds). This serves as his final movie role after passing away in February at the age of 71. The film is expected to make its debut sometime this year.
“The film tells the outrageous tale of a group of resourceful university students who must band together to protect their Canadian cabin getaway from a terrifying threat: a genetically modified bull shark,” reads the official synopsis. “This aquatic apex predator, far from its natural habitat, brings a whole new meaning to ‘cabin fever””
Check out the Sorority Shark Attack trailer below (watch more trailers):
What happens in the Sorority Shark Attack trailer?
The video introduces college students whose cabin retreat turns into a nightmare when they suddenly get attacked by a genetically modified bull shark. Together, they must find a way to survive against the creature. The trailer also teases Carradine’s character, who seems to have a lot of knowledge about the modified shark.
Sorority Shark Attack is directed by David Langlois, with Canadian filmmaker Bill Dever writing the screenplay. It is being described as “a classic creature feature with the comedic sensibilities of a college romp, creating a unique and entertaining cinematic experience.” The ensemble cast includes Kate Mayhew, Sarah Ircana, Elle Rose, Marc Rico Ludwig, Paul Matte, Martin Egas, Baily Antzis, and Lee Poichuk.
During filming, the production team employed practical effects and CGI to create the shark. At the moment, the movie is still in post-production. It is executive-produced by Bill Dever and Samuel Dever. The creative team consists of cinematographer Michael Jari Davidson and editor Chris Cull.
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