a5c7b9f00b A radioactive shark appears to be making bathers burst into flames. Even while people are eating at a local seafood restaurant , still No one believes what has been witnessed evenlocal lifeguards strive to keep people safe. So they band together with the last of the film crew to get real evidenceone by one they watch in horrorbeach goers burst into flames, in and out of the water. Will they hunt the Atomic Shark and succeed? Will anyone live? Will the West Ciast go down in flames? A group of lifeguards attempt to kill an atomic shark that is terrorizing the coast of San Diego. Made for TV film. A mutated atomic shark emerges decades after Pacific Ocean bomb testing and irritates the water enthusiasts off the coast of San Diego. Life gaurd Gina (Rachele Brooke Smith) leads the attack against the red glowing CG shark. David Faustino plays a voyeur with a drone and Adam Ambruso is patterned after Niedermeyer. Science was really bad. <br/><br/>The film wasn&#39;t designed to be serious. If you are making a bad campy film, you should put the same effort into itif you are making a good film, suchSharknado. They needed a little more effort on this one. A.B. Stone directs this creature feature for Syfy channel. This time trouble comes in a pair of radioactive sharks mutated from a sunken Soviet submarine. Nuclear fission takes place inside the two sharks bodies causing them to emit radiation and glow red from intense heat. One the creatures is trapped on the beach causing it to overheat and explode. Not only is the remaining shark hungry, but with it is the fear it can trigger a nuclear blast. Who better than a group of brave lifeguards to try and save the day! Save San Diego. Save the west coast. Cheap, cheesy; but there is something about a glowing red shark fin to keep you interested. A body count and gruesome guts don&#39;t hurt matters any.<br/><br/>Players in the cast: Rachele Brooke Smith, Jeff Fahey, Bobby Campo, Mariah Bonner, Jessica Kemejuk and David Faustino.
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