Director:
Cornel WildeGuión:
Cornel WildeCámara:
Jack AtchelerMúsica:
Robert O. RaglandReparto:
Cornel Wilde, Yaphet Kotto, John Neilson, Cliff Osmond, David Canary, Carmen Argenziano, Gene Borkan, Dale Ishimoto, Caesar Cordova, David GilliamStreaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Las sorprendentes aguas del Caribe guardan oscuros secretos. Los tiburones nadan entre los arrecifes de coral y atraviesan los esqueletos de los barcos españoles hundidos hace cientos de años. Los rumores y leyendas sobre los tesoros guardados en los barcos atraen la atención de los más aventureros. (Filmin)
Reseñas (1)
Shot the same year as Jaws, but unlike that film, the sharks here are almost always visible and real, but all the underwater scenes with them are so unstressful and haphazardly plotted that instead of worrying about the main characters, you'll wonder how many harmless-looking (not very big) sharks were killed for the sake of the film. And the dialogue in between, on the boat, puts you perfectly to sleep. Only for hardcore fans of Cornel Wilde, who apparently made the whole thing just to show what a physical presence he still had at the age of sixty-three.
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