Shot on location in Florida surf and Rome swimming pools, Director Joe D'Amato combines '80s teen movie cliches and Native American mysticism with stupefying dialogue, over-the-top performances and shark footage that Bruno Mattei would later swipe for Cruel Jaws to create what Oh, The Horror! calls "a weird, demented experience that begs to be discovered and embraced."
Shot on location in Florida surf and Rome swimming pools, Director Joe D'Amato combines '80s teen movie cliches and Native American mysticism with stupefying dialogue, over-the-top performances and shark footage that Bruno Mattei would later swipe for Cruel Jaws to create what Oh, The Horror! calls "a weird, demented experience that begs to be discovered and embraced."
