The Making of Jaws The Revenge

Ellen Brody, still traumatized by the shark attacks that killed her husband and son, believes a great white shark is seeking revenge on her family. This time, the shark seems to be following her to the Bahamas, where her youngest son is a marine biologist. She must convince her family of the impending danger and find a way to stop the shark before it claims another victim.

Jaws: The Revenge is widely considered one of the worst sequels in the Jaws franchise and a significant disappointment. Critics and audiences alike panned its nonsensical plot, weak scares, and departure from the original's suspenseful tone. It is often cited for its implausible premise and poor execution.

• A nonsensical and laughable continuation of the Jaws saga.

• Lacks the suspense and tension that made the original a classic.

• Features a shark that exhibits an unbelievable level of intelligence and malice.

Google audience: Audience reviews indicate a strong dislike for the film, with many finding the plot ridiculous and the shark's behavior preposterous. Viewers often cite it as a low point in the Jaws series and question its existence.

Nominated for one Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture and one for Worst Actress (Lorraine Gary).

The film famously features a scene where the shark appears to roar, an effect never before or since seen in nature and widely mocked by critics and audiences.