The Black Demon

The Black Demon(2023)

R
04/26/2023 (US)Thriller, Horror1h 41m
5.9

"Nature bites back."

Overview

Oilman Paul Sturges' idyllic family vacation turns into a nightmare when they encounter a ferocious megalodon shark that will stop at nothing to protect its territory. Stranded and under constant attack, Paul and his family must somehow find a way to get his family back to shore alive before it strikes again in this epic battle between humans and nature.

Boise Esquerra

Writer

Adrian Grünberg

Director

Carlos Cisco

Writer

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Part of the The Black Demon Collection

Natural horror series about legendary giant sharks.

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Official Trailer

Official Trailer

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Facing A Megalodon Shark - Full Scene

Facing A Megalodon Shark - Full Scene

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Shark Attack - Full Scene

Shark Attack - Full Scene

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Extended 10-Minute Preview

Extended 10-Minute Preview

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Official Clip - Return to the Oil Rig

Official Clip - Return to the Oil Rig

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A review by CinemaSerf
4.0

Written on October 21, 2023

Aw, come on. It's not that bad! It's just a poor cousin of one of the "Meg" movies, only with Josh Lucas trying to save the day rather than Jason Statham. He finds himself and his family trapped on a dilapidated oil rig off Baja, where they discover that a creature with a fin the size of a tennis court is marauding and it's peckish. Once safely ensconced on the installation, "Paul" discovers that most of the crew have skedaddled and those left are petrified of our huge great sea beastie. Worse still, they believe it has been sent by their gods as retribution for their plundering of the natural resources - and that they are all going to be tomorrow's ambergris. Now, to be fair to this CGI-fest, the ending is not quite as you might expect but the fact that the great fish seems huge enough to eat a bus at one stage then scared off by being kicked by a small child doesn't do too much for the credibility of this really, really quite sad indictment of where this once A-list actor has toppled to over the last decade. It hasn't really an original bone in any of it's bodies and it really is forgettable stuff that almost made me wish that I was the guy in the poster...