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    Entertainment Trend for 2014: Low-Budget Movies=Big Business

    Artistically bankrupt, low-budget films like Sharknado are big business.
    by Daniel Dumas Dec 01, 2013 2 minutes

    Entertainment

    There's a scene in in which a great white shark, flung into the smoggy L.A. air by a freak tornado, is bisected by a chainsaw-wielding hero. This was, perhaps, the least shocking thing about the film. What's more amazing is that was seen by more than 1 million

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