Debbie Gibson

The time has come. The stars have aligned. Mega Python vs. Gatoroid premieres on Syfy this weekend. Tiffany and Debbie Gibson are so excited the two one-time teen pop singers have recorded new songs for the soundtrack.

Syfy has a gift for all of us this Christmas: four exclusive clips from Mega Python vs. Gatoroid. Warring gargantuan reptiles: truly the gift that keeps on giving.

As if having Eighties pop princesses Tiffany and Debbie Gibson in the cast wasn't kitschy enough, now Mega Python vs. Gatoroid has added hand-to-hand combat between the two of them to the film's storyline.

As if having two Eighties pop princesses wasn't kitschy enough, now Mega Python vs. Gatoroid has added a Sixties pop star.

Has it been a life long dream to party with 80’s icons Tiffany and Debbie Gibson? Have you always wanted to feel the rush of battling a giant snake or roid-raged alligator? Are you in the LA area and don’t have plans today?

Eighties teen pop princess Debbie Gibson is starring in their Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus. Her perceived Eighties teen pop rival Tiffany recently starred in their Mega Piranha. Now The Asylum is partnering with Syfy to bring the two Eighties pop performers together for one film so that they can do battle on the undercard of a big Mega Python vs. Gatoroid main event.

Reviewed by The Foywonder Starring Deborah Gibson, Lorenzo Lamas, Sean Lawlor, Vic Chao, Jonathan Nation, a mega shark, and a giant octopus Written and Directed by Ace Hannah Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus ... Are you ready to rumble?

The trailer for Foy's most anticipated summer movie, The Asylum's Mega Shark Vs. Giant Octopus surfaced today over on MTV(!) of all places. Literally it defies all description. Words fail me. Just watch.

A brief clip from Foy's most anticipated Asylum movie of the year, Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus, surfaced online today showing the two undersea titans going at it via the expected poorly rendered CGI! YAY!

With 3D being the latest cinematic craze it only figures The Asylum would get in on the act and, let's face it, we all knew sooner of later we'd have to deal with the possibility of Lorenzo Lamas projecting himself out of our television sets right into our living room.