Alright, fellow film buffs, buckle up! I just watched “Swamp Shark,” and boy, do I have thoughts. First of all, imagine combining the gritty charm of “Jaws” with a Louisiana swamp setting. Sounds interesting, right? Well, sort of.

“Swamp Shark” cranks up the absurdity to eleven. You’ve got this gigantic, genetically modified shark terrorizing a bayou town. Our heroes include Corin Nemec (remember him from “Parker Lewis Can’t Lose”?) and the ever-intense Kristy Swanson. The story? Pretty standard – monster shark escapes, people panic, lots of screaming and blood.

Now, don’t get me wrong. I enjoy a good creature feature, especially something you can watch with a few mates and some snacks. But some moments made me want to facepalm. The CGI is, to put it nicely, rough. There’s a scene where the shark jumps out of the water, and I swear it looked like something from an old PS2 game.

But, and here’s the kicker, it’s oddly entertaining. Maybe it’s the over-the-top acting or the sheer ridiculousness of the plot. Or perhaps it’s just that charm that comes with low-budget horror – it’s bad, but in that good bad way. You know what I mean?

Speaking of swamps, it reminded me of when I got stuck in Västergötland during a hike – mud everywhere, bugs biting, that interminable feeling you’re being watched. Not quite as dramatic as a man-eating shark, but definitely had its moments. Nature can be creepy.

On one hand, you get scenes that pull you out of the film due to their sheer silliness, but on the other, there’s this infectious fun. Whether you’re a fan of cheesy horror or just looking for something to laugh at with friends, “Swamp Shark” might just be your cup of tea. Or your glass of stor stark, if you catch my drift.

So, grab some chips, gather your fellow thrill-seekers, and dive into the swamp. Just don’t expect high art. More like high-klantighet.

Check out the trailer if you dare: Swamp Shark