Return of the Great White Serial Killer (2015)
*** (out of 4)
Brandon McMillan hosts and does the investigation into whether or not the same Great White shark has been attacking people every two years on a California beach. We learn that the first attack was in 2008 and then deaths were followed in 2010 and 2012. This documentary, filmed in 2014, wants to see whether or not there would be more attacks around the same time and if so is it the same shark behind the attacks.
Fans of SharkWeek know that there are all sorts of goodies on and this here is another winner. Not only do we get some great footage of Great White sharks but the story itself is pretty interesting. The title of the show is also a real catcher because it seems like these shark attacks are happening by the same shark and that it's attacking more than one person a day in some cases. McMillan makes for a good lead and manages to help keep you interested in everything going on.
Of course, the real selling point is the footage of the sharks. It's amazing what as "acceptable" footage just twenty years ago. It's really amazing to see such terrific details in the footage of today and there's some great stuff here.
*** (out of 4)
Brandon McMillan hosts and does the investigation into whether or not the same Great White shark has been attacking people every two years on a California beach. We learn that the first attack was in 2008 and then deaths were followed in 2010 and 2012. This documentary, filmed in 2014, wants to see whether or not there would be more attacks around the same time and if so is it the same shark behind the attacks.
Fans of SharkWeek know that there are all sorts of goodies on and this here is another winner. Not only do we get some great footage of Great White sharks but the story itself is pretty interesting. The title of the show is also a real catcher because it seems like these shark attacks are happening by the same shark and that it's attacking more than one person a day in some cases. McMillan makes for a good lead and manages to help keep you interested in everything going on.
Of course, the real selling point is the footage of the sharks. It's amazing what as "acceptable" footage just twenty years ago. It's really amazing to see such terrific details in the footage of today and there's some great stuff here.