Thursday Nights At The Asylum at Cinemark Theaters

Moviegoers will go insane every Thursday night as The Asylum - the studio behind the Sharknado franchise phenomenon - partners with Cinemark Theatres for a weekly late-night theatrical movie series. Thursday Night at The Asylum launches on September 28, 2017 in 76 Cinemark theaters across the country. (tickets: Cinemark.com/asylum). 

Targeting students in college markets and film enthusiasts in general, attendees will have the option of a low cost $5 general admission ticket or a $10 Premium Ticket which will include a digital download of the movie. Thursday Nights at The Asylum will also offer attendees a unique glimpse into Hollywood with a chance to meet the filmmakers, the studio and win signed merchandise and other promotions, including a walk on role in an Asylum film.

SHARKNADO 5: GLOBAL SWARMING ...no we aren't kidding

Pack your passport and grab a chainsaw, because SHARKNADO is going global! Taking the world - and unsuspecting celebrities - by storm, the movie event of the century blows into town this summer, and today, SYFY and The Asylum revealed its chilling title: SHARKNADO 5: GLOBAL SWARMING. The latest installment in the hit pop culture franchise premieres on SYFYSunday, August 6 at 8/7c and will air in more than 100 countries.

SHARKNADO: The 4th Awakens on Syfy July 31st!

An Enigma. A product of our times. The result of one overly excited viewer on a horrific acid trip igniting a monster loving public's imagination to the extent that a movie that would probably have just been another oddball Syfy Saturday night becomes a phenomenon, spawning sequels and merchandise that baffles the mind of marketers across the planet. Use whatever logic you like to explain the popularity of the salt water juggernaut known as SHARKNADO, but the crew behind these hilarious monster battles are a bunch of great people and we'll cheer for them for as long as this lasts!

The fourth installment of the SHARKNADO franchise will take place five years after the East Coast was ravaged in last summer's SHARKNADO 3: OH HELL NO!. Fin (Ian Ziering), his family and the cosmos have been blissfully sharknado-free in the intervening years, but now sharks - and 'nados! - are being whipped up in places (and ways) least expected.