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Ep. 4 - Deep Blue Sea (1999)
Mark and Taylor dive into DEEP BLUE SEA (1999), which scored 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. Director Renny Harlin sought to reclaim the horror genre, utilizing airplane technology and LL Cool J to create a good ole fashioned shark movie. What happens when scientists inadvertently create super smart, pissed off sharks? Cinematic gold in the form of a near-perfect popcorn horror/action flick starring Samuel L. Jackson. We talk about the legacy of shark movies, the agent who didn’t want their client to play a chef, and Taylor’s irrational afraid of swimming pools.
If you enjoy the show, leave a five-star rating and we'll read it on the air.
Follow the pod on Twitter @50PercentFresh. Website with all of the links to various podcast-listening places: https://insidegoodoutsidebad.com/podcast/ . Theme song by 23843807 on Pixabay. Art by Taylor.
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By 50 Percent FreshMark and Taylor dive into DEEP BLUE SEA (1999), which scored 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. Director Renny Harlin sought to reclaim the horror genre, utilizing airplane technology and LL Cool J to create a good ole fashioned shark movie. What happens when scientists inadvertently create super smart, pissed off sharks? Cinematic gold in the form of a near-perfect popcorn horror/action flick starring Samuel L. Jackson. We talk about the legacy of shark movies, the agent who didn’t want their client to play a chef, and Taylor’s irrational afraid of swimming pools.
If you enjoy the show, leave a five-star rating and we'll read it on the air.
Follow the pod on Twitter @50PercentFresh. Website with all of the links to various podcast-listening places: https://insidegoodoutsidebad.com/podcast/ . Theme song by 23843807 on Pixabay. Art by Taylor.