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Onsen Shaku
Hor Spring Shark Attack
Japan 2024
produced by Masayuki Nagata (execztuve) for Plan A
directed by Morihito Inoue
starring Daniel Aguilar, Shoichiro Akaboshi, Takuya Fujimura, Kiyobumi Kaneko, Koichi Makigami, Masaki Naito, Yuu Nakanishi, Mio Takaki, Shigeo Osako
written by Morihito Inoue, special effects by Yohei Kurokawa, Yusuke Miki
review by Mike Haberfelner
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Atsumi's a lovely coastal town that also happens to house its own
howsprings, so it's pretty much ripe for becoming a top tourist
destination - and mayor Kanichi (Takuya Fujimura) is desperately trying to
make the town into just that, too... and with some success even, as the
town's attracting more and more people... but alsö more and more sharks,
who due to the caverns under the city don't just attack on open shores but
also in the hot springs, potentionally taking out anybody getting into
touch with local water. For a bit, this leaves everybody baffled of
course, but ultimately, the mayor, marine biologist Dr. Kose (Yuu
Nakanishi) and local strongman Maccho see themselves forced to team up to
3D print a submarine and attack the problem by its root. Problem is, the
sharks aren't nearly as dumb as they'e supposed to be ...
Now it's pretty obvious that Hot Spring Shark Attack
is taking some cues from Jaws
- not a terribly original movie in itself, but the first to give sharks
center stage -, but fortunately it doesn't take itself nearly as seriously
as that move but instead plays up the ridiculousness of the genre, more
reminiscent of fare like Sharknado
or the like as it's a film that's very aware of its over-the-top-ness and
really plays on it. And while many serious animal. horror fans will
dixmiss this one for the nonsense it is, if you've got some sense of
humour and do enjoy a certain degree of silliness and campiness (like I
do), you'll find plenty to like in this one-
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