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In the middle of entertainment. In the mid-late 1970s, movie audiences around the world were both captivated and terrified

by a new thriller that had many people reconsidering their next beach vacation.

With Steven Spielberg's nail-biter Jaws smashing box office records, the film's concept soon became a franchise.

The follow-up to the first release had the ominous tagline, just when you thought it was safe

to go back into the water. But moviegoers jumped in anyway, making fictional Shark Attack films

a genre onto themselves. It's basically a horror movie, where the villain is not a person, but a creature lurking beneath the depths,

ready to terrorize its victims.

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