Shark Terror
Directed by Mario N. BonassinAfter falling overboard during a cruise, a young woman washes ashore - injured, stranded and stalked by sharks - as her desperate mother races to find her.
- ርልዪረNovember 13, 2025Despite the fact that the vast majority of shark-themed movies proves to be questionable affairs, I still watch them. There is something alluring about sharks, so of course I watch the movies. But I have to admit that seeing The Asylum's logo on the screen sort of drained every hope of this actually being a great movie. But I still opted to carry on and give the movie a fair chance. The storyline in the movie was simplistic. Writer Ryan Ebert didn't exactly invent the wheel here. But hey, at least it was an okay enough script and storyline for what it was; I've seen far worse shark movies than this. Of the entire cast ensemble, I was only familiar with Michael Paré. The acting performances in the movie were okay, nothing outstanding or memorable, but okay for what it was. The effects in the movie were questionable, especial the CGI animated ship, and the CGI animated sharks. The movie made a lot of usage of stock footage of sharks, and it was just painstakingly obvious that it was stock footage of shark documentaries.
Shark Terror Trivia
Shark Terror was released on July 11, 2025.
Shark Terror was directed by Mario N. Bonassin.
Shark Terror has a runtime of 85m.
Shark Terror was produced by David Michael Latt.
After falling overboard during a cruise, a young woman washes ashore - injured, stranded and stalked by sharks - as her desperate mother races to find her.
The key characters in Shark Terror are Captain Schaeffer (Michael Paré), Molly Evans (Sarah Lieving), Kendall Evans (Carly Medina).
Shark Terror is rated TV-14.
Shark Terror is a Comedy, Drama, Mystery film.
Shark Terror has an audience rating of 4.3 out of 10.