Crap Film Club Presents... Cruel Jaws!!!

The Book Club, 100 Leonard Street, London
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This event ended on Tuesday 18th of August 2015
Admission
£3.50 advance / £4.50 on the door
Location

The Book Club, 100 Leonard Street, London

Nearest Tube/Rail Stations
Shoreditch High Street 0.25 miles

Cruel Jaws, also known as The Beast, is a 1995 American direct-to-video thriller, directed by Italian filmmaker Bruno Mattei (under the name of William Snyder). It was released on DVD in relative obscurity but has gained notoriety over the years for its blatant use of footage from other shark films, particularly the Jaws franchise from which it also borrows dialogue and plot. It was even marketed in many areas as Jaws 5!

Cruel Jaws tells the story of the little coastal town of Hampton Bay, at a time when it is being threatened by a massive man-eating tiger shark, during their annual Regatta celebration, threatening to destroy their tourist trade as it cuts the population down with every chomp. If that wasn't enough, the owners of the local aquarium park have been subject to a hostile takeover from a bully of a prospective businessman, looking for money. It's up to the local sheriff, the park's owner and a shark expert to head out to sea and destroy the massive beast, before the summer economy is slashed and the park is destroyed.

Squeeze into your swimming costume, slap on some sun tan lotion, grab an ice cream cone, and join us to savour the daddy of all rip-offs and "the ultimate bad movie night flick" (Direct To Video Connoisseur). We'll also have bad music videos, trailers and snacks to enjoy, as well as the chance to be a winner in our crap competition, so reel in your ticket for Crap Film Club today - it's the plaice to be!

"Cruel Jaws is a wildly entertaining, shitty shark movie that thrives on its incoherence and tone-deafness" - Oh The Horror

"The hardest I've laughed during a movie" - Mondo Exploito

Crap Film Club, or CFC, is a place to celebrate and commiserate with the movies that went straight to DVD. It’s where we accept poor scripts, poor acting, poor camera work and provide a platform of non-judgement. In fact, the less critically acclaimed the film, the better. Together, we watch the ridiculous, we enjoy the non-believable, we congratulate the absurd. In association with The Book Club, Crap Film Club is proud to present a bi-monthly night of cinematic failure. There will be bad dubbing, samurai cops, toe-curling dialogue, CGI sharks, embarrassing sex, inept ninjas, and continuity errors, along with quizzes, prizes, and themed cocktails.

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