Shark Hunter [2001][DVBRip] [XviD] [Lektor PL] [joanna668]

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Shark Hunter [2001][DVBRip] [XviD] [Lektor PL] [joanna668]
  • Release date: 1 Oct 2001
  • Release year: 2001
  • Runtime: 94 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: psychotronic film, shark feature, sharksploitation, man, b horror, water, b action, nature horror, b sci fi, sea adventure
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This undersea thriller follows a man and his team of divers searching for a giant shark that has destroyed an entire research station.
Years after his parents are killed by a megalodon (an enormous shark that has supposedly been extinct for millions of years), Dr. Spencer is obsessed with the idea of hunting down and killing the monster. He's assigned to investigate the destruction of an undersea research station with the crew of the Argus, a giant submarine Spencer designed himself. After a little searching the team realizes that it was indeed a megalodon that destroyed the base, and the hunt for the creature is on. Will the Argus and its crew have what it takes for Spencer to get his revenge?

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Duration: 01:25:25
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