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Bait (2012) is an Australian horror film that merges disaster and creature feature genres. Set during a sudden tsunami, it traps shoppers in a flooded supermarket with a deadly great white shark. The film blends survival thriller elements with intense shark attack scenes, delivering a unique take on the shark horror subgenre.
Interesting take on the shark horror genre. · Good practical effects elevate the premise. · Not your typical survival story.
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The great white shark in Bait is created using a combination of CGI and practical effects to realistically depict its attacks and movements in the flooded supermarket setting.
Bait was primarily filmed in Australia, with sets designed to simulate the flooded coastal supermarket environment central to the story.
Bait balances its narrative between the tsunami disaster that causes the flooding and the shark attacks that create immediate peril for the trapped characters.
Bait is a standalone film and is not part of a larger series or franchise.
Bait combines the shark attack subgenre with a tsunami disaster scenario, setting it apart by placing the threat inside a flooded supermarket rather than the open ocean.
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