It's undeniably silly to have three heads on a shark, yet this film manages to be much more entertaining because it embraces its own absurdity. It seemed like my previous review of 2-Headed Shark Attack was heard by those involved in making this one, as many of the issues I pointed out are resolved here. The performances are better, there's a clearer explanation for the existence of this strange animal, and the ov…

It’s remarkable how low the standards have become; the promotional image simply reused the previous design, slapping a hastily rendered "3" over the existing "2," with the earlier number still showing through. To suggest that something is “better than _2-Headed Shark Attack_" feels like the least enthusiastic praise imaginable, yet it’s an accurate assessment. There's also a brief appearance by Danny Trejo, which sho…