The Next “Snakes On a Plane” Could Be a Movie About Sharks In a Supermarket! [VIDEO]

There's an Australian flick in the works called "Bait 3D".

I'll let star Xavier Samuel explain the premise: "It's about a bunch of people trapped in a supermarket that's flooded.

"There also happens to be sharks in the water. It's like 'Snakes on a Plane' but with sharks in a supermarket."

He adds, quote, "When I read it, I thought it was a great farce and this hilarious scenario. I was like, 'This has to be fun to do.'  It was great. I was wielding a pump-action shotgun at a mechanical shark and thinking, 'This has nothing to do with acting at all.'  I had a blast."

The movie will hit theaters in Australia in September. There's no word on a U.S. release.

(This movie sounds awesome. There's only one thing that would make it even MORE PERFECT: The filmmakers must change the title to "Sharks in a Supermarket". NOW!)

You may remember that Samuel L. Jackson used some pretty coarse language in the original theatrical release of "Snakes on a Plane", but what about the broadcast TV version? Did they clean up his language? Yup. And the results were HI-larious: