Do You Dare To Be The BAIT?

After the horror tragedy of the American flin, Shark Night, Australia has made Singapore as an ally to produce another "jawful" movie, Bait. It is the first Australian movie produced with the help of Singapore, starring Xavier Samuel, Sharni Vinson, Phobee Tonkin and more.

This movie is about the aftermath of a huge tsunami that attacked an Australian bay, some surviviors were trapped in a supermarket along with a pack of Great Whites. The survivors climbed up selves to keep themselves away from the water that might drag their lives away.

To look for a way out, they tried all kinds of ways but mostly they failed, and this was why they lost their friends. 13 survivors, but they were killed one by one in the mouths of the Great Whites, which left only 8 of them. Some sacrificed themselves to be the baits with the purpose of distracting the sharks to somewhere else, so that the others could go to find the way out at the opposite direction. Some of them were killed while they're looking for the way out.

But later it reached a scene at the carpark when Josh (Xavier Samuel), who was the male lead, managed to take out a shortgun from a police car. He quickly finished off one of the sharks. And that's when our hero arised.

Bloody water in the colour of maroon, terrible tragedy of people being killed by the sharks. That were the reasons why the movie was not suitable for children below 18 years old. But I had watched the movie last week. Well, not in the cinemas, I borrowed the CD from a friend (Yeah, it's a pirated disc) XD.

Here's the trailer of the flim. It's pretty cool, huh? So if you're interested in this "jawful" movie and you want to watch it, you got to be quick 'cause it will stay in cinemas for a few more weeks only!

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Euan Thum.

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