
Ghost Shark 2: Urban Jaws (2015) on Netflix
Mayor Jack Broody of Auckland trails Marco Guerra in the polls nine years after Ghost Shark struck. When people start turning up dead, he calls in ghost shark hunter Tom Logan.
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Plot summary
Jack Broody holds the office of mayor of Auckland nine years on from the events of Ghost Shark, and former Lieutenant Commander Tony Palantine lives on the streets. A mayoral election is under way, and Broody is behind Marco Guerra, a newcomer the public has taken to. Then people are found dead across the city, and it becomes plain that the ghost shark has come back. Broody, set on avoiding the errors of his old life, brings in Tom Logan, an expert hunter of ghost sharks, to put an end to the creature. Logan brings troubles of his own, and the vote approaches as the shark keeps taking lives.
Cast
Campbell Cooleyas Mayor Jack Broody
- Johnny Hallas Tom Logan
Steve Austinas Lt. Cmdr. Tony Palantine
Kathleen Burnsas Emily Morgan
- Roberto Nascimentoas Marco Guerra
David Farrieras Himself
Stig Eldredas Sean Logan
Juliette Danielleas Elsie Grey
- Delia Cormackas Gorgeous Lady
- Joh Bloombergas Girl in Elevator
- Jake Soursas Jake the Gripper
- Harry Astaritaas Commissioner Ira Goldfarb (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Ghost Shark 2: Urban Jaws (2015)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- One scene put George Hardy of Troll 2, Juliette Danielle of The Room and Alan Bagh of Birdemic: Shock and Terror together in small roles, the first time actors from these three so-called "Best Worst" movies had performed together. The scene was eventually deleted.
- The film originated as a faux trailer in the vein of Hobo with a Shotgun, released on YouTube on 14 August 2010. Sites including Cinefantastique, SlashFilm and CBSSports.com picked it up, and the online attention prompted the directors to make a feature.

















