Great White Waters

A tense, teeth-clenched thriller that mixes shark attack terror with underworld cocaine smuggling in the murky waters off Florida’s coast.

• Practical effects shine in the brutal shark encounters—think less CGI spectacle, more Bottin-inspired visceral menace.
• Angela Cole’s widowed DEA agent brings unexpected emotional depth to a genre often content with one-note survivors.
• For fans of eco-horror and crime thrillers alike, it’s a rare hybrid that taps into contemporary fears about both nature’s wrath and narcotrafficking violence.
• Not flawless—the plot occasionally stumbles over its own logistics—but the relentless atmosphere and oceanic dread keep the tension sharp.