I have officially lost count of how many shark movies I have watched over the years. Jaws kick-started my lifelong fascination with shark films; we can all agree that Steven Spielberg’s near-50-year-old classic is the best shark-based motion picture ever as Jaws won the shark movie competition no sooner than it started, every film after it has been jostling for second place. Adding a modern spin to the genre is freshly unleashed on Digital, Something In The Water.
The film follows Meg (Hiftu Quasem, Ten Percent) who attends an old friend Lizzie’s (Lauren Lyle, Outlander) dream destination wedding in the Caribbean with her ex-partner Kayla (Natalie Mitson, The Larkins) and friends Ruth (Ellouise Shakespeare-Hart, One Four Three) and Cam (Nicole Rieko Setsuko, Eavesdropping). However, when a boat trip goes horribly wrong, the five friends soon find themselves fighting for their lives as well as their relationships as they brave the shark-infested waters.
This formidable all-female fright flick is directed by Hayley Easton Street (Art director – Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens, Justice League: Part One) making her feature debut, and written by Cat Clarke (Good Omens). A fresh spin on the survival thriller, with a terrific ensemble cast, SOMETHING IN THE WATER is edge of your seat viewing. You will not be able to take your eyes off this very 21st-century creature feature.
SOMETHING IN THE WATER is available now to buy and rent from digital platforms and available to own on Blu-ray & DVD from September 9th.
