Imagine Jurassic Park but wet, cheap, and somehow the shark's the best actor.
A skeptical news reporter is invited by the CEO of Nexecon Petroleum to document the safety of Colossus, the largest drilling and refining platform ever constructed. As the powerful drill tears through the seabed, a fissure forms, revealing a hidden mirror ocean teeming with prehistoric life. When a team is sent to access the damage, it comes face to face with the most powerful oceanic predator that ever lived: Carcharodon Megalodon.
Practical Effects
The submersible sets look surprisingly decent for the budget.
Acting
Robin Sachs commits to evil oil CEO like it's Shakespeare.
Director
Pat Corbitt
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This was Leighanne Littrell's only major film role—she's better known as a Backstreet Boy wife and interior designer.
Released during the post-Deep Blue Sea shark movie gold rush, it competed with three other megalodon films that same year. 2004 was hungry for giant sharks.
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