Family Video Provides Fans a "Get Eaten By A Shark," Cameo in "Sharknado 2"
Family Video has launched their Sharknado 2: The Second One Cameo Contest, offering one lucky fan and their guest a chance to get eaten by a shark on camera and be featured in the sequel to Sharknado.
- (1888PressRelease) September 11, 2013 - Glenview, IL - Family Video has launched their Sharknado 2: The Second One Cameo Contest, which offers one lucky fan and their guest a chance to get eaten by a shark on camera and be featured in the sequel to Sharknado! Fans are asked to get creative and submit photos via Familyvideo.com, showcasing themselves scared and/or eaten by a shark in the most memorable and creative way. Another way to enter for a chance to win is to simply purchase or rent the first Sharknado movie either in Family Video stores or online at Familyvideo.com.
In order to be eligible entrants must post their submitted photos on their own Twitter or Instagram account (must be public) and tag;
#Sharknado2GetEaten, ( @ ) FamilyVideo, and ( @ ) SharkNadoFilm by no later than until September 16, 2013, 11:59pm ET dot Photos can also be posted to Family Video's Facebook page dot
The first Sharknado movie has thus far proved that a campy, B-movie can become a big cult winner.
This budget TV disaster movie is about a hurricane that unleashes an aerial shark attack on Los Angeles. The film, which stars former B-list actors Ian Ziering and Tara Reid, has its lead characters attempt to save Los Angeles from "sharknados" with chainsaws and bombs as the killer fish eat their friends and destroy landmarks such as the Hollywood sign.
About Family Video
Family Video is the largest movie and game rental chain in the United States, operating more than 775 stores in 19 states and Canada. The company has developed more than 600 retail strip centers, with tenants ranging from Fortune 500 companies to local community retailers. For more information or a list of store locations, visit familyvideo.com.
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