The entire film is set on a fishing trawler with just a handful of people on board.
and everything starts to go wrong.
It’s the silence of dark corners that terrifies us more than any scenes of blood and guts.
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There’s no rampaging, sharp-toothed underwater creature trying to pull the boat down and eat everyone.
Honestly, it doesn’t even look that scary when you see the creature.
The often overlooked prequel to John Carpenter’s classic film almost looked very different.
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If you watchedSea Fever, however, your fear only increased.
Selfishness inSea Feveralso takes over, with several of the characters not wanting to quarantine.
Without meaning to be,Sea Feverwasthe ideal horror film for the time it was created.
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