Directed by:
Danny LernerScreenplay:
Sam ParishCinematography:
Emil TopuzovComposer:
Serge ColbertCast:
Dean Cochran, Velizar Binev, Franklin A. Vallette, Stefan Lysenko, Jonas Talkington, Julian Vergov, Dimitar DimitrovPlots(1)
A group of divers attempt to uncover some diamonds that lay at the bottom of the ocean. Unfortunately for the divers a pack of Great White sharks patrol the waters around the missing loot, resulting in some terrifying scenes of carnage. As the sharks begin to prey on the swimmers at a nearby beach, it becomes apparent that only one man knows the true secret behind the buried diamonds. Desperate to save the beach from more shark attacks, his pleas seem to fall on deaf ears. Will anyone listen? (official distributor synopsis)
(more)Reviews (2)
Ultimately, my recommendation is to avoid the American-Bulgarian film Shark Zone, because there is nothing here that could excite you, that could justify the hour and a half - an hour and a half! - that you will devote to watching the film. You're better off devoting it to something else, because you won't even come across the sharks much here, as they are surprisingly only a minor part of this bad movie.
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Some level of dementia is to be expected in horror films about pissed-off fauna, but there’s also always something there to surprise us. In this case, it should have been "roaring sharks." But that's about the only thing worth seeing in this film because the rest is unfunny boredom that doesn't even include the shots from the shotgun, the deadly catchphrases (the protagonist’s friends get eaten and he announces with a stony face: "Bastards!"). It’s not interesting even if you’re a collector of bad films.
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