Shark Lake (2015)
When a dangerous black market animal dealer releases a deadly shark into a freshwater lake, chaos erupts in a quiet town. Local sheriff Meredith Hendricks must race against time to track down the predator before it claims more victims. As she uncovers a sinister network of exotic animal trafficking, her pursuit of justice becomes personal—leading to a deadly showdown in the water.
Okay, Shark Lake is definitely one of those "so-bad-it’s-good" movies. It’s got all the right ingredients for a guilty pleasure—shark attacks, a small town, and some very questionable decisions from the characters. But honestly? That’s what makes it fun. The plot is pretty straightforward: a bunch of sharks, some illegal activities, and a lot of people getting eaten, but it’s totally one of those movies where you just turn your brain off and enjoy the chaos. The special effects aren’t exactly Oscar-worthy, but there’s something so entertaining about watching these over-the-top shark scenes unfold. If you’re into movies that don’t take themselves too seriously and just want to watch a bunch of people try (and fail) to survive a shark-infested lake, Shark Lake has exactly what you need. It’s definitely not a masterpiece, but it’s perfect for a lazy afternoon when you’re in the mood for some cheesy thrills.