Sharknado 2: The Second One
2014·Thriller·1h 35m
5.6
★
A freak weather system turns its deadly fury on New York City, unleashing a Sharknado on the population and its most cherished, iconic sites - and only Fin and April can save the Big Apple.
Directed by Anthony C. Ferrante
sequel
creature
shark
creature feature
disaster movie
Rank
#208 in 2014·#6727 overall
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Cast
Ian Ziering
Fin Shepard
Vivica A. Fox
Skye
Tara Reid
April Wexler
Judd Hirsch
Ben
Courtney Baxter
Mora Brody
Kari Wührer
Ellen Brody
Tiffany Shepis
Chrissie
Richard Kind
Harland "The Blaster" McGuinness
Judah Friedlander
Bryan
Mark McGrath
Martin Brody
Dante Palminteri
Vaughn Brody
Kelly Osbourne
Flight Attendant
Crew
Anthony C. Ferrante
Director
Chris Ridenhour
Original Music Composer
Christopher Cano
Original Music Composer
Paul Bales
Co-Producer
David Rimawi
Executive Producer
David Michael Latt
Producer
Samantha MacIvor
Utility Stunts
Janelle Beaudry
Stunts
Joseph J. Lawson
Visual Effects Supervisor
Emile Edwin Smith
Visual Effects Supervisor
Dylan Vox
Line Producer
Mike Fenton
Casting
Popular Reviews
343 reviews
luuk
2.0★ · 04/18/26
er vallen letterlijk haaien uit de lucht, maar alsnog is het raarste dat hij teruggaat naar zijn ex.
er vallen letterlijk haaien uit de lucht, maar alsnog is het raarste dat hij teruggaat naar zijn ex.
Adil Sayyad
1.0★ · 06/19/26
This time, sharks are flying in New York! That’s it; that’s basically the plot. Fin (Ian Ziering) is suffering from PTSD; does this matter to the plot? No, it doesn’t. And April Wexler (Tara Reid) is a famous writer who wrote a book about her experience during the first Sharkando, but all this doesn’t matter when there are sharks flying from the sky because all chaos is let loose.
The film is hilarious. I didn’t stop laughing. Right from the very first scene when we see sharks entering a flight. There are also tons of cameos this time, all hamming up their scenes because why not. Who doesn’t want to be eaten by a falling shark in a film? The climax is the most insane thing in the film, and mentioning it here would ruin it, so I would just leave it up to you.
The film is hilarious. I didn’t stop laughing. Right from the very first scene when we see sharks entering a flight. There are also tons of cameos this time, all hamming up their scenes because why not. Who doesn’t want to be eaten by a falling shark in a film? The climax is the most insane thing in the film, and mentioning it here would ruin it, so I would just leave it up to you.
This time, sharks are flying in New York! That’s it; that’s basically the plot. Fin (Ian Ziering) is suffering from PTSD; does this matter to the plot? No, it doesn’t. And April Wexler (Tara Reid) is a famous writer who wrote a book about her experience during the first Sharkando, but all this doesn’t matter when there are sharks flying from the sky because all chaos is let loose.
The film is hilarious. I didn’t stop laughing. Right from the very first scene when we see sharks entering a flight. There are also tons of cameos this time, all hamming up their scenes because why not. Who doesn’t want to be eaten by a falling shark in a film? The climax is the most insane thing in the film, and mentioning it here would ruin it, so I would just leave it up to you.
The film is hilarious. I didn’t stop laughing. Right from the very first scene when we see sharks entering a flight. There are also tons of cameos this time, all hamming up their scenes because why not. Who doesn’t want to be eaten by a falling shark in a film? The climax is the most insane thing in the film, and mentioning it here would ruin it, so I would just leave it up to you.
Pb
3.0★ · 06/06/26
What was the point of skye exactly??
What was the point of skye exactly??
Josh
5.0★ · 04/29/26
It’s what you expect
It’s what you expect
Piper Kent
2.0★ · 03/25/26
2pm sharknado falling
2pm sharknado falling