When "Jaws" swam its way into theaters in 1975, the titular shark — and its haunting theme — immediately became the stuff of beachgoers' nightmares. Chock-full of terrifying scenes that would scare ...
Move over Helen of Troy. Fifty years ago, Jeffrey Kramer became the face that launched a trio of shark hunters on that famously not-big-enough boat, the Orca. As Amity Island’s Deputy Leonard "Jeff" ...
It was inevitable there would be many 50th anniversary celebrations of Steven Spielberg’s monster hit “Jaws.” But the one documentary that has Spielberg on camera is National Geographic’s “JAWS@50: ...
LOS ANGELES -- It's been almost 50 years since "Jaws" was released, and since then, cinema - and our relationship with sharks - has changed forever. The Steven Spielberg blockbuster hit celebrates its ...
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’Jaws 2’s Most Horrific Scene Created The Goriest False Memory Phenomenon in Movie History
In the realm of sequels, Jaws 2 remains surprisingly decisive. While some adore the more slasher-based direction the picture took, others feel that it didn’t need to exist at all. But, while some cite ...
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'Jaws’ Child Actor Jay Mello Was Terrified For Years After Filming Key Scene in 1975 Film
Jay Mello, one of the young cast members in the 1975 movie Jaws, was scarred for years after filming scenes on the beach on Martha’s Vineyard. The young actor was 6 years old when he was cast as the ...
National Geographic’s annual SharkFest programming stunt returned over the weekend, kicking off with Sharks Up Close with Bertie Gregory. Promising over 25 hours of programming, the event continues to ...
On the 50th anniversary of the release of the horror classic, a look at the movie crew in Martha’s Vineyard When Steven Spielberg started filming “Jaws” on May 2, 1974, Martha’s Vineyard began its ...
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