11+ Dumbest Shark Movies You Can Stream For Free During Shark Week (or whenever)

When a movie’s prologue text contains an obvious punctuation error, you know you’re in for a treat. The plot of Sharkenstein involves a mad scientist and a 60-year-old Nazi plan to create a pieced-together, reanimated shark.

Aleesha and her friends are trying to have a good time. Aleesha is on leave from the military before some major training, and her friends rented a beach house for a few days of partying. Unfortunately for them, an alien species is using a shark as a host for a scout to see if Earth is worth invading. The alien shark attacks, and Aleesha might be the planet’s only hope for survival.

A trailer park is flooded by a storm and by the nefarious deeds of a land developer. Along with the rising water comes a deadly shark. The residents of the Soggy Meadows trailer park are forced to survive on the tops of their homes as the shark swims around them. Oh, the shark also develops the ability to generate electricity, putting the park’s residents in even greater danger.

A shark murders a babysitter on a toilet. Two months later, the house where the shark attack occurred is for sale, and the owner, Frank Roosevelt, is sleeping in a tent in his backyard, afraid of the “house shark” he’s failed to get rid of. So, Frank enlists the aid of a house shark expert and Abraham Lincoln to fight against the unwanted house guest.

Tubi has a good selection of Rifftrax’s movies, and the Rifftrax Live events are some of the most fun. In this live Rifftrax event from 2014, Mike Nelson, Bill Corbett, and Kevin Murphy provide hilarious commentary for Sharknado, one of the world’s most famous bad shark movies. If you enjoy Sharknado, then this version will make it better. And if you don’t like Sharknado, this will make it fun to watch.

Years ago, Russia genetically engineered sharks as humanoid super-soldiers. The sharks start to escape their creators’ grasp, but the scientists launch them towards the Moon. Decades later, an American ship crashes on the Moon, and the survivors discover that the sharks are still there, and they want to go home.

One of the movies released in the wake of Cocaine Bear (2023), Cocaine Shark is a terribly silly film about a drug derived from sharks that causes mutations in test animals. The animals escape, and chaos ensues. For more information about just exactly what Cocaine Shark is and where it came from, check out the article we published about it last year.

Is Christmas in July still a thing? Well, this July during Shark Week you can celebrate Christmas with Santa Jaws, a movie about a killer shark brought to life by a Christmas wish. Young Cody is mad at his family, and he wishes he were alone for the holiday. Santa Jaws attempts to give Cody what he wants by killing his family members.

Government scientists create a half-shark/half-octopus. For reasons. Naturally, the beast gets loose and starts killing innocent civilians. Sharktopus is a rather popular bad-shark movie, compelling SyFy to make more movies featuring the creature, including Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda (2014) and Sharktopus vs. Whalewolf (2015).

In movies, messing around with an old Ouija board is always a bad idea. Ouija Shark proves this movie-theory correct when a group of friends use a spirit board found on a beach. They end up conjuring a ghostly shark that kills people.

Shark Week is a kind of survival game movie, but with sharks. A crime lord abducts eight people and challenges them to travel through a series of trials on his private island. Each trial involves sharks, and whoever can avoid being eaten throughout the entire gauntlet will be allowed to go free.