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The interwebs have been buzzing over Sharknado – a made for TV movie that premiered on SyFy last night. The premise of the film was about a tornado that hit Los Angeles, hurling hundreds of man-eating sharks into the city.
Sound legit, right?
With the star power of Ian Ziering (Beverly Hills 90210) and Tara Reid (American Pie) Sharknado was an unexpected Twitter hit ringing in nearly 5,000 Tweets per minute.
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