"The Devil’s Mouth" is the latest in a recent surge of shark movies, joining titles like "Under Paris," "Deep Water," "Thrash," and "Chum." The trend suggests filmmakers are shifting focus away from open ocean scenarios to more claustrophobic settings.
The article notes that there have been numerous shark films released recently, creating a crowded market. However, it highlights an interesting pattern: these new movies seem to avoid traditional beach settings. Instead, they place the action in confined spaces like caves or underwater environments, as seen in "The Devil’s Mouth."
Variety points out that with so many shark thrillers being released—"Under Paris," "Deep Water," "Thrash," "Chum" and now “The Devil’s Mouth”—it feels as though there is little time to assess the safety of returning to the water. The source suggests, based on this recent wave of films, that regular beaches are currently considered safe locations for swimmers.
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