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Shark Terror (2025)
After falling overboard during a cruise, a young woman washes ashore – injured, stranded, and stalked by sharks – as her desperate mother races to find her.
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After falling overboard during a cruise, a young woman washes ashore – injured, stranded, and stalked by sharks – as her desperate mother races to find her.
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Genre:Horror, Action
Written By:Ryan Ebert
In Theaters:7/11/2025
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:The Asylum
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