6. Titanic II Tries To Trick You Into Thinking James Cameron Made A Sequel
You probably heard a couple of years ago that schlock factory Asylum turned their eyes away from sharks and tornados to make the misleadingly titled Titanic II. Misunderstood by many (probably the same people who mistook the devious Transmorphers for Michael Bays higher in budget, equal in quality Transformers) as a sequel to James Camerons smash hit (people even mused interest if Leonardo DiCaprio was involved), it is a disgusting mess of film that got a lot of flack for its disrespect to both the tragedy and the Oscar winning classic, in many cases sidestepping the fact its just an awful movie. Ignoring how cheap it looks and how terrible the acting is, Titanic II is really more of a straight up disaster movie that conjures up memories of The Poseidon Adventure. Its a survival tale where a group of passengers have to deal with various nautical problems, such as raining icebergs and tsunamis travelling faster than the speed of sound. Suddenly Sharknado isn't too much of a stretch. So yeah, its not really about the Titanic, but the general plot (as well as the tacky advertising) relies entirely on its memory.