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Deep Fear
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- Thriller
- Action
- 2023
- Marcus Adams
- 84 mins
- 15
Summary
A solo trip aboard a yacht takes a terrifying turn when a woman encounters three drug traffickers clinging to the shattered remains of a boat. They soon force her to dive into shark-infested waters to retrieve kilos of cocaine from the sunken wreck. Action thriller, with Mãdãlina Ghenea, Ed Westwick, Macarena Gómez and Stany Coppet
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A star rating of 2 out of 5.
Dave Golder
Solo yachtswoman Naomi (Madalina Ghenea) comes to regret taking a detour to rescue three shipwreck survivors in this shark-infested thriller. It turns out the people she's saved are ruthless drug traffickers, who force her to dive down to their wrecked ship to recover their sunken cocaine stash. If that wasn't bad enough, there's a storm brewing and the wreck has attracted some hunger-frenzied sharks. What follows is predictable and low-budget, as the film delivers a serviceable blend of Jaws and Dead Calm. Director Marcus Adams takes his time getting to the good stuff, with a dreary subplot involving Naomi's boyfriend (Ed Westwick) almost sinking early scenes. Ghenea's narration feels out of place, too, and many of the characters display about as much substance as a jellyfish. Yet Deep Fear is well shot, with some impressive underwater cinematography, and the shark attacks are surprisingly effective when they finally arrive.
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Cast
rolenameNaomiMadalina GheneaJacksonEd WestwickMariaMacarena GomezJoseStany CoppetBarnyIbrahima Gueye
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rolenameDirectorMarcus Adams
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Released on
2023-10-27
Languages
English
Guidance
Violence, swearing
Formats
Colour
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