There has been a surge in shark attack films over the last few years, especially once ‘The Meg’ opened the floodgates back in 2018. The remarkable thing about this niche corner of aquatic/creature feature horror though is that most shark attack films are often quite different from one another. So when Netflix dropped this one […]
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A couple of weeks ago, Shudder released a new documentary to the world that perfectly lined up with Discovery’s Shark Week & Ben Wheatley’s “The Meg 2”. It’s a documentary that explicitly dives into the world of shark-based media, exploring everything from it’s inception, to it’s evolution and copycats, all the way to it’s impact.
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I think we can all agree that killer shark movies have been done to death, and they took the corpse to continue to beat it. We seen sharks in tornados, ghost sharks, zombie sharks, and it wouldn’t surprise me if there wasn’t sharks in space. So when I heard news of Sharks of the Corn
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