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A trio of sharks, each with its own head, attack a research facility and then a passing oil tanker. A marine biologist races against time to stop the mutated sharks before they can cause more destruction.

Generally panned by critics and audiences alike, '3 Headed Shark Attack' is often cited as a prime example of a low-budget, schlocky creature feature with poor special effects and a predictable plot. It holds a negative reputation within the B-movie horror genre.

• The special effects are particularly weak, with the three-headed shark often looking unconvincing.

• The plot is nonsensical and filled with clichés common to shark attack movies.

• Acting performances are generally considered subpar.

Google audience: Audience reviews for '3 Headed Shark Attack' are overwhelmingly negative, with viewers frequently criticizing the abysmal CGI, poor storytelling, and lack of originality. It is often labeled as 'unwatchable' or a film that is so bad it's unintentionally funny.

The film is part of a franchise of 'Shark Attack' movies produced by The Asylum, known for their low-budget, direct-to-video releases, often capitalizing on the release of larger studio films.