Devil Fish

Synopsis

In the 1984 movie 'Devil Fish', also known as 'Shark - Rosso nell'oceano', Michael Sopkiw stars in a thrilling adventure set in the deep ocean waters. The film follows the discovery of a genetic experiment gone wrong, unleashing a monstrous creature capable of incredible destruction. As chaos ensues and lives are endangered, a team of brave individuals must come together to stop the bloodthirsty 'Devil Fish' before it's too late. Packed with suspense, action, and danger lurking beneath the surface, 'Devil Fish' takes viewers on a pulse-pounding journey into the unknown depths of the ocean.

Cast

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  Michael Sopkiw

  Peter

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  Valentine Monnier

  Dr. Stella Dickens

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  Gianni Garko

  Sheriff Gordon

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  William Berger

  Professor Donald West

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  Iris Peynado

  Sandra Hayes

• Lawrence Morgant

  Dr. Davis Barker

Reviews

Despite its B-movie status, 'Devil Fish' manages to deliver a campy and entertaining experience for fans of creature features. The special effects may be dated, but they add a certain charm to the film's overall appeal. Critics have described the movie as a guilty pleasure, praising its unintentional humor and cheesy dialogue. However, some have criticized the lackluster plot and predictable outcome, pointing out the film's low-budget limitations. 'Devil Fish' has garnered mixed reviews from audiences, with many acknowledging its flaws while still enjoying its nostalgic value. Overall, the movie's unique take on the monster genre has earned it a cult following despite its shortcomings. IMDb: 2.7/10