Syfy has made an entire series by stringing together ridiculous moments, and the fourth installment, "Sharknado the 4th Awakens" premieres on Sunday
Cassie Scerbo gets the best/worst line of the first movie, and delivers it with the appropriate amount of overwrought emotion: "They took my grandfather, so I really hate sharks."
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At the movie's climax, Scerbo falls out of a helicopter while fighting off a shark -- into the mouth of a different shark.
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Not to worry: Scerbo is rescued from the shark's belly when Ziering dives chainsaw-first into its mouth and cuts them both out.
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In a nod to the first movie, Ziering cuts a shark in half with his chainsaw, in slow motion, while standing on top of a car in 2014's "Sharknado 2: The Second One."
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The tornado part of the Sharknado claims a life in the second movie when the Statue of Liberty's head breaks off and crushes "Shark Tank's" Daymond John.
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Vivica A. Fox justifies her appearance in the "Sharknado 2" when she kills two sharks on the top of the Empire State Building using a sword. Too bad she's sucked into the sharknado and eaten shortly afterward.
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Ian Ziering takes it a step further when he uses a chain as a harness and rides a shark through the tornado, impaling it on the top of the Empire State Building.
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Reid loses her hand in the second movie, but a surgeon (played by Billy Ray Cyrus) soon replaces it with a circular saw.
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In the third movie, "Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No," Ziering and President Mark Cuban are among a group who impales a shark at the White House on a flag, mimicking the iconic photograph of the flag-planting in Iwo Jima during World War II.
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George R. R. Martin's cameo in "Sharknado 3" ends in bloodshed when the "Game of Thrones" author is killed while watching a movie called "Shark Wedding."
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The sharks aren't just a threat on earth in the third movie. When the heroes use a giant laser to break up the sharknado storm, a few sharks are launched into space.
Ziering's weapon of choice against space sharks is a laser chainsaw.
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"Sharknado 3" ends with Reid giving birth inside of a shark's stomach and cutting herself and her baby out with her chainsaw hand.
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