The Black Demon | Official Trailer | Paramount Movies

Josh Lucas (Ford v Ferrari, Yellowstone) stars in this edge-of-your-seat action thriller from the director of Rambo: Last Blood. Oilman Paul Sturges' (Lucas) idyllic family vacation turns into a nightmare when they encounter a ferocious megalodon shark that will stop at nothing to protect its territory. Stranded and under constant attack, Paul and his family must somehow find a way to get his family back to shore alive before it strikes again in this epic battle between humans and nature.

Starring: Josh Lucas, Fernanda Urrejola, Venus Ariel, Carlos Solórzano, Julio César Cedillo, Jorge A. Jimenez, Raúl Méndez, Héctor Jiménez, Edgar Flores and Omar Chaparro

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[prathameshrivonkar]

Wow the father looks like a very responsible person to take his kids and his wife on a dangerous abandoned oil rig😂

[treytison]

When he said "I know a big ass shark when I see one" I could relate to that.

[ciriper]

It's a really good thriller movie, I recommend everyone to watch it.

[Akanahae]

I love how they showed the whole movie in a trailer

[xahooragha]

Thank you for showing us the complete movie in a 2 minutes 17 seconds trailer.

[KEVIN-xdqg]

Who the hell comes with his family for a oil rig inspection 😂😂😂

[kevinyowait]

The foundation of all the shark movies started from

JAWS

Jaws was the best I've ever seen.

No computer tricks.

The shark was mechanical.

The #1 shark movie I ever saw. I still watch it today, 2024.

I didn't sleep properly the first time I saw JAWS.

Im a coastal person & I grew up living near the sea & and every time I paddle out to sea or travel on a boat or speed boat, the image of JAWS is in my mind.

Freaky movie, JAWS.

That is how good JAWS is.

When a movie is made & it leaves the thought of it in the mind, that's when one knows how good it is.

🇵🇬👍☺️

[freecazoide]

This movie brings me memories when my mom used to take me on vacation to an old oil rig Good times 😂

[jvaheed]

Just when you thought that you’d seen it all, comes a Shark movie to confirm that we’ve seen it all

[mr.niceguy_]

I absolutely can’t wait!! It’ll most definitely be the perfect movie to fall asleep to.

[russcatt]

This was a pretty good movie. Just watched it...
The little boy did a great Job in the movie.

[jefflebowski]

My man literally woke up and decided to take his family to an abandoned oil rig for vacation

[obcannobody]

I'm still holding out for 'Sharks in Space'

[vectorfox]

It’s rare to find a horror movie where the writing is so bad it immediately goes from horror to comedy.

This movie is no exception.

[MrAkman]

The shark movie genre will never die 😅

[alexrao]

I like how they showed each family member falling in water in every 5 second interval.

[Ash_Darby]

My favourite part of the movie is when Tlaloc yells "it's sharkin' time!"

[bane]

Imagine living in 2023 and instead making a lovecraftian underwater submarine movie, you decide to make a shark movie for the 100th time

[simisimoclosed]

" I know a big ass shark when I see one" Makes me wonder if there are people out there who can't recognize a big ass shark when they see it...

[nycot]

Tlaloc was the Aztec God of water and fertility, and was said to have power over storms. His name means "He who makes things grow".
He was depicted wearing a mask with large eyes, fangs, and green skin. He is associated with such animals as the jaguar, owl, snake, quetzal bird, and butterfly.
Not sure why anyone would associate a shark with Tlaloc. I mean, sure, sharks live in water, but Tlaloc was a life-giving god, and sharks are predators and associated with taking life away. Tlaloc was also not a demon, at least not to the Aztecs (ancient Mexicans). He was not evil, but at the same time, he was not entirely benevolent.