If you thought a single shark was terrifying, try imagining one with five heads.

Released in 2017, 5-Headed Shark Attack is a wildly over-the-top sci-fi horror movie from The Asylum — the same studio known for cult classics like Sharknado. This installment continues their proud tradition of ridiculous creature features, this time featuring a genetically mutated monster tearing through the waters around Puerto Rico.

🎬 The Premise

Marine researchers and beachgoers find themselves under siege when a mutated five-headed shark rises from the depths of the ocean. With its heads arranged in a starfish-like pattern and a thirst for blood, this apex predator is more than just a threat — it’s the stuff of absurd nightmares.

As the death toll rises, a team of scientists and law enforcement must band together to stop the unstoppable… preferably before it grows a sixth head.

🤯 What Makes It So Wild

• Five Heads, One Body, Endless Chaos: The design of the creature defies logic — which is exactly the point. It’s ridiculous, terrifying, and kind of hilarious all at once.

• Beach Horror Meets Sci-Fi Absurdity: Think Jaws on a lot of energy drinks. The plot barely takes a breath as the shark goes on a rampage.

• Campy Fun: With dialogue that makes you laugh (sometimes unintentionally), and CGI that’s gloriously low-budget, it’s perfect for fans of “so-bad-it’s-good” cinema.