Meg-A-Shark Collection Blu-ray Movie

Rating summary

Movie		2.0
Video		2.5
Audio		2.5
Extras		0.0
Overall		2.0

Meg-A-Shark Collection Blu-ray Movie Review

Reviewed by Martin Liebman June 17, 2019

Echo Bridge's 'Meg-A-Shark' collection, released to capitalize on Warner Brothers' 'The Meg,' includes eight low-budget 'attacking shark' movies which range in quality from passable to disastrous. The same can be said of the video and audio presentations. No extras are included.

For brief plot synopses of every film in the collection, please click through the links below:

• Toxic Shark
• Shark in Venice
• Malibu Shark Attack
• Hammerhead
• Shark Attack
• Shark Attack 2
• Shark Attack 3: Megalodon
• Shark Zone

Meg-A-Shark Collection Blu-ray Movie, Video Quality 

The video quality varies wildly across the collection; some of the films are fairly nice looking, others are macroblcking nightmares. Click through the links below for individual reviews.

• Toxic Shark
• Shark in Venice
• Malibu Shark Attack
• Hammerhead
• Shark Attack
• Shark Attack 2
• Shark Attack 3: Megalodon
• Shark Zone

Meg-A-Shark Collection Blu-ray Movie, Audio Quality 

As with the video quality, audio presentations vary wildly one film to another. Click through the links below for full audio reviews.

• Toxic Shark
• Shark in Venice
• Malibu Shark Attack
• Hammerhead
• Shark Attack
• Shark Attack 2
• Shark Attack 3: Megalodon
• Shark Zone

Meg-A-Shark Collection Blu-ray Movie, Special Features and Extras 

No extras are included for any film or on either disc.

Meg-A-Shark Collection Blu-ray Movie, Overall Score and Recommendation 

Echo Bridge's Meg-A-Shark Collection is obviously not a bastion of A-grade cinematic excellence, but there are a few "gems" in the mix -- in terms of awful movies -- and a few that aren't terrible for what they are. There's even an Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade knock-off with a shark twist. A little something for everyone who likes these kinds of movies. The featureless eight-film collection delivers video presentations that range from good to poor and audio of the same characteristics. Beyond compression and source issues there are a few technical bugaboos to work through as well, including stuttering video in one movie and some brief audio dropouts here and there. For genre fanatics only.