Raiders of the Lost Shark (2015)

Raiders of the Lost Shark (2015)

After a pair of security guards and their girlfriends disappear on a private lake, the research institute they work for tries to cover up the secret work they are involved with. Meanwhile, a professor and some of her students encounter a deadly new type of shark that can do more than swim and jump. Raiders of the Lost Shark is a 2015 film directed by Brett Kelly, who has also helmed low-budget films Ouija Shark and Jurassic Shark. Raiders of the Lost Shark is an ultra-low-budget movie featuring one of the worst-looking CGI sharks ever seen outside of a Mark Polonia movie. Besides the expected shark roar, the shark scenes mainly consist of people getting eaten by a quick shark jump and some more absurd shark attacks. The cast features no one of note, and as expected with so many of these no-budget quickie shark movies, the female cast is often seen in bikinis and one topless scene. The worst offense is the misleading movie title and poster, as there is no raider or anything remotely adventurous in the storyline.