with implausible plots, brilliant poster art and laughable dialogue [that] demanded that you show up ready to suspend disbelief, prepare for a scare and always left the audience entertained", she wrote that some aspects are "hilariously over the top. Think Al Pacino's Cuban accent in Scarface times ten", but concluded that in the context of its genre, "we wouldn't want it any other way". On the negative side, Dread Central was condemnatory of the "rubbery" monster, "exceptionally chintzy" effects, and "some of the worst acting ever seen in a Syfy original movie", concluding that users who did not regularly watch "schlocky shark flicks" would probably enjoy laughing at "this silly offering in which half the cast sound like they were voiced over by George Lopez". Chicago Now gave it one star out of 5 as a "low-budget joker" and "cheesy, mindless fun", stating there had to be a "fun drinking game" in it and the best thing about it was the title. Home video Dinoshark was released on DVD and Blu-ray on April 26, 2011. See also List of killer shark films References External links Official website 2010 television films 2010 films 2010 horror films Syfy original films American natural horror films Films about dinosaurs Films about sharks Shark attacks in fiction Films about shark attacks Films produced by Roger Corman Films produced by Julie Corman American monster movies Giant monster films 2010s monster movies American horror television films 2010s English-language films Films set in Mexico Films directed by Kevin O'Neill (director) 2010s American films