Let’s face it. There are really only two types of movies that people want to watch. First, there's your movies with dinosaurs; Jurassic Park, Jurassic World, Jurassic World: Rebirth, Jurassic World of ...

Fans may be waiting awhile for Syfy's fabled "Sharktopus!" but the network is set to unveil a different Roger Corman monstrosity that will hit the air next month. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large Fans ...

NEW YORK, March 1 (UPI) -- The U.S. cable television network Syfy says it plans to air "Dinoshark," a new horror movie produced by cult filmmaker Roger Corman. The film, starring Eric Balfour, is to ...

If you can’t wait for schlockmeister Roger Corman’s upcoming Sharktopus flick, then we’ve got good news. As an appetizer, he’s bringing out Dinoshark (pictured) on Syfy on March 13. Now we’ve got the ...

See if you can spot the dinoshark in this perfectly Dinoshark-y scene from the awesomely bad (or awesomely awesome?) recent SyFy movie. Eyes peeled or you might miss it.

Dinoshark is the kind of title that really sells a film. Like other Syfy/Roger Corman offerings of late, the title tells you all you need to know, and if it doesn’t convince you that it’s worth a look ...

Roger Corman's Dinoshark devoured more than two million (2.047) total viewers during its premiere on Syfy Saturday, March 13, at 9PM (ET/PT). The movie also gobbled up one million Adults 25-54, while ...

Roger Corman returns with a new prehistoric hybrid beast for your campy enjoyment. For future reference: Being fifty feet above the air does not, in fact, protect one from the dinoshark. The Highs, ...

With the DVD and Blu-ray release date of next Tuesday, April 26th, for Anchor Bay Entertainment’s Dinoshark rapidly approaching, we got our teeth into a new clip, this one focusing on the water polo ...

It's pretty great to see Roger Corman back in the producing chair, regularly churning out B-movies. Alas, much of the charm of his classic monster flicks is lost today, a fault of our HD-addicted, big ...

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Roger Corman, the B-movie titan behind cable channel Syfy movies "Supergator" and "Dinocroc," is venturing into the waters with a new creature feature next month.