Sharksploitation

Sharksploitation is an exploitation film subgenre.[1] The genre surged to popular with Jaws and its sequels, but fell in popularity soon after.[2] The film Deep Blue Sea brought it back to public prominence. The Sharknado series soared mockbuster sharksploitation to new heights of (sometimes tongue in cheek) fame.[3][4]

Films
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See also

References
  1. Slate - "The sad decline of the shark movie."
  2. LiveScience - "How 'Jaws' Forever Changed Our View of Great White Sharks
  3. ComingSoon - "Review: IN THE DEEP is a Sharksploitation Nightmare"
  4. USA Today - "'Sharknado': Looking back at best and worst moments"
  5. Smithsonian Magazine - "How Realistic Is The Shark Science in 'The Shallows'?"
  6. ABC News - "Why Has 'Sharknado' Become Such a Culture Phenomenon?"
  7. Film School Rejects - "Sharksploitation: Feel the Grove According to 'Jaws'
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