Sharknado

Pictures of Kim Kardashian nude in Paper Magazine failed to break the Internet last December.

But Sharknado 3 came pretty darn close.

Are you still recovering from Sharknado 3?

Still trying to come to grips with such wildly awesome moments as a shark being impaled by the American Flag, Ann Coulter portraying the Vice President and a woman giving birth in space?

Tara Reid had better sober up pretty quick, because Syfy has just announced that Sharknado 3 is officially a go, and will premiere on the network this July!

Sharknado 2 has official devoured the original Sharknado.

According to a Syfy press release, the ridiculous(ly awesome) film was viewed by 3.9 million people last night, good enough for a 180% increase over the first version.

Already going through Sharknado 2 withdrawal?

Wondering how you'll ever make it until Sharknado 3 without more ridiculously constructed animal monsters to satisfy your craving for low budget violence in a weekly basis? Have no fear. 

Let's be honest: most viewers tuned in to Sharknado 2 on Syfy last night just to take part in the ongoing Twitter conversation.

And it didn't disappoint, with a number of Sharknado 2 reactions cracking us up throughout the evening online.

It came. It went. It nearly destroyed Citi Field.

Syfy aired the first film made entirely to provoke reactions on Twitter last night, as Sharknado 2 flew and ate its way across New York City.

As previously reported, Sharknado 2 isn't just coming.

But it’s coming - and it will be bigger, bolder and even more ridiculous!

It will be bigger. It will be bolder. It will be even more ridiculous than the original.

Yes, folks, Sharknado 2 is coming.

Syfy may be in danger of jumping the Sharknado.

Months before the Sharknado sequel airs, this cable network has ordered a third edition of the ridiculous franchise, one we can only imagine will be titled Sharknado 3: The Third One.

Sharknado 2 has a new release date and a new poster.

And New York may soon be in the market for a new towering figure.

Be very afraid, television viewers: Sharknado 2 will soon be unleashed inside a small screen near you!

The sequel to last year's viral sensation - aptly titled Sharknado 2: The Second One - will first air on Syfy on July 31 at 9/8c.

It's bigger than Shark Week. It's scarier than Sharkeisha.

It's Sharknado 2 - and it's coming for all of us!

Sharknado 2 (official sequel title Sharknado 2: The Second One) is coming this July, and original stars Tara Reid and Ian Ziering will both be partaking.

Paul Bales, from the company behind Sharknado, said of their returns: "We're thrilled to be able to bring back the talent that made Sharknado a hit."

It's here, ridiculous movie fans.

The genius folks behind Syfy's mega smash Sharknado have revealed the title to the much-anticipated Sharknado sequel and it's...

Tara Reid was a guest on Discovery Channel's Shark Week talk show this week, and wow, did she enlighten us with her discussion of whale sharks.

With a Sharknado sequel already in the works, Tara Reid is down to reprise her role in the follow-up to this month's so-bad-it's-amazing Syfy movie hit.

Whether she's even asked to is a different matter, however.

It's official, Sharknado has become the big hit of the summer. When I wrote this Sharknado review, I'll admit that I thought it would be talked about for a day or so and then forgotten. 

I could not have imagined it would blow up like it has. It completely took over Twitter when it aired and already Sharknado sequels are being talked about.