12-15 Horrible Horror Movies Not Yet Made That Tragically Probably Will Be Even Though Some Already Have

An experiment in writing in the popular cracked.com manner:

'Horrible horror' is not quite a tautology. A tautology would be 'horrible Hollywood' or 'carnivorous shark' or 'whirling vortex.' How about a horrible Hollywood horror movie about a carnivorous shark in a whirling vortex? That would be Sharknado.

"The name of the film is... Sharknado," said the Hollywood pitchman. 

“This is the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever read… I’M IN!” said Thunder Levin, the writer of Sharknado's screenplay.

Sharknado is a portmanteau ( shark & -nado ). Sample portmanteaus: The Beatles! Combines 'Beat' with 'Beetles'. See also: gaydar, wigger, Brangelina.

Sharknado means: “There’s motherfucking sharks on this motherfucking tornado." Always has, always will; we just didn't know it until it became a movie or whatever Sharknado is. 

Reliable sources tell us that a naked man was tortured to come up with a hot film title for a project about which he only knew it had to be "sharp, sexy, take no prisoners; corp wants tornadoes because now the studio can CGI it for pennies on the FX dollar and nobody's done tornadoes in awhile."

Enduring vile torture, he Tourette'sically sputtered tornado-themed movie titles like foam dribbling from a leaky Slurpee machine. (The term for this is 'limbaugh'. Or will be when I'm through on urbandictionary.) The images you are about to see are real. Only the names have been changed to speculate if sufficient profit can be squeezed from their hackneyed veins. While no sharks were injured (we hope) in the filming of Sharknado, the same can't be said for its creative staff:

 The memo is shared.

The following are transcripts from that session provided by wikileaksnado:

1) Barknado? No.

But it would make a great amusement park doggie ride.

2) Porknado? Uh-uh.

No pigs were harmed in the photoshopping of this image.

3)  Fartnado? I wish. That would be an awesome movie.

Behold, for the Finger is Pulled, and naught can restrain thine fate.

4) Quarknado? Quantum wormhole tornadoes:

The Rapture is going to be awesome.  (Supercell photo be Sean Heavey for National Geographic )

5)   Natonado?

"It shoots so many bullets you won't be able to see what you're shooting at! For only $5 a second! Get yours today!"

6) Torquenado? That’s a tautological portmanteau, which we can’t believe that we know what it is much less how to spell. Sorry, but this is the best we could do: 

A torquenado as experienced on the  Star Trek holodeck in the future movie, Star Trek Kids.

7) Worknado? Too close to home. People want to escape. That’s one hellish concept, though:

(Remember The Human Centipede? The sequel will

be Megapedia!)

8) Larknado? Massive starling flocks look like a bird-storm already. But larks aren’t sexy or scary...

(Actually, starling flocks are sexy and scary. You can see the Devil's face in them sometimes.)

9)  Parknado! Road-raging trailer trash flashmobbing Wal-Mart parking lots nationwide! Zombies! Methhead survivalists! Teabaggers talking in tongues! Girls with hip-hugger buttcrack cleavage like mammoth pushup bras! Runaway shopping carts! Hmm... too reality TV-ish. Too reality-ish, period.

'How much do I have to buy to get out of here?'

 10) Arknado: modern day Noah survives epic Tornado Alley flooding by converting a double-wide into a houseboat. Might work.

Slaves and oar galleys not included.

11)  Narknado… means, if anything: 'Worst Cop Show Since T.J.Hooker'

'Actually, nark is spelled 'narc'. I know: I did drugs in the 60s.'

12) Thornado? A thundering maelstrom of murthafreuchen hammer gods? 

12) Shitnado?!? A whirling vortex of bad Hollywood plot ideas? (Viewer discretion advice: if you see an image here, you're hallucinating. Or watching TV.)

(Insert visual hallucination here.)

‘nado, nado, nado… hmm…

It went on like that for far too long, but that's the entertainment industry. Personally, we think a whirling vortex of in-your-face drag queens  flickering like Schrödinger's cat on a hot aluminum roof would be ultimately as terrifying as a sharknado, and much funnier. 

We'd title it Snarknado: 

These, alas, are not homicidally frenzied drag queens, only Sufi mystics spinning themselves into a quarknado.

The One True Title eventually dawns on the man being hazed by sorority girls in nerdy glasses wielding shark puppets talking in cheap Mafia accents.  'Sharknado!’ he screams, shrieking it like some kind of supernatural storm warning. 'Sharknado! Sharknado!'

The pitch is made to the studio execs: 

Our sentiments exactly.

Alive and well-paid per his contract, the no-longer-tortured film title genius allegedly told Thunder Levin, as they flew to LA to pitch the script to some studio execs in sharkskin suits, the sharp, sexy kind that take no prisoners, "If it was a snake it would have bit me."