There are three "Sharktopus" movies. The original, titled "Sharktopus," was released in 2010. It was followed by "Sharktopus vs. Whalewolf" in 2015 and "Sharktopus vs. Terracuda" in 2016. These films are known for their campy style and blend of horror and comedy, featuring the hybrid creature of a shark and an octopus.

"Sharktopus" is a 2010 science fiction horror film directed by Declan O'Brien. The story revolves around a genetically engineered hybrid creature that combines the traits of a shark and an octopus, created for military purposes. When the creature escapes and begins terrorizing a coastal area, a team of scientists and mercenaries is assembled to stop it. The film features campy special effects and over-the-top action, embracing its B-movie style. It became a cult classic due to its absurd premise and entertaining execution.

"Sharktopus" was primarily filmed in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The picturesque coastal location provided a fitting backdrop for the film's mix of action and horror, featuring both oceanic and tropical settings that enhance the film's campy aesthetic.

"Sharktopus" is a science fiction horror-comedy film released in 2010. It combines elements of horror and humor, featuring a genetically engineered hybrid creature that is part shark and part octopus. The film is known for its campy style, over-the-top scenarios, and intentional absurdity, which contribute to its comedic tone. While it has thrilling moments typical of monster movies, its self-aware humor and ludicrous premise position it firmly within the comedy genre as well.