Octopus

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Movie Info

Sailors in the course of a dangerous mission are confronted with a new kind of terror in this monstrous thriller. A terrorist wanted in several nations is captured by authorities and sent to America to stand trial. The criminal is being transported aboard a heavily guarded submarine, in hopes of foiling any escape attempts, but the sub is forced to pass through "the Devil's Eye," a region at sea where a number of ships have been lost. The submarine's crew soon learns the secret of "the Devil's Eye" when the ship is attacked by a giant, prehistoric octopus. In the confusion, the terrorist escapes to a passenger ship, and the crew must find the fugitive as they fend of the vicious sea creature. Octopus stars Jay Harrington, David Beecroft, and Carolyn Lowery.

Rating:

PG-13 (violence)
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Horror, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

John Eyres
Written By:

Michael D. Weiss
In Theaters:

Sep 21, 2000 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Nov 21, 2000
Runtime:

100 minutes
Studio:

Trimark

Cast

Jay Harrington
as Roy Turner

David Beecroft
as Captain Jack Shaw

Ravil Isyanov
as Casper

Carolyn Lowery
as Dr. Lisa Finch

Ricco Ross
as Brickman

Jeff Nuttall
as Henry Campbell

Martin McDougall
as Taylor

Vasil Banov
as Vaslick

Nikolai Urumov
as Helmsman

Krasimer Vankov
as Dmitry

Michail Elenov
as Sonar Technician

Velislava Stoyanova
as Sara

Kristina Krasteva
as Maggie

Mariana Stanisheva
as Female Captain

Velimer Velev
as Terrorist

Maya Dimova
as Terrorist

Peter Mechov
as Operator

Kaloyan Lenkov
as Sailor

Aton Georgiev
as Felix

Dimiter Elenov
as Cruise Ship Director

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Critic Reviews for Octopus

All Critics (2) | Rotten (2)

Horrible. Rotten. A waste of time.

May 28, 2004 | Rating: 0/5

Alex Sandell
Juicy Cerebellum

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Audience Reviews for Octopus

Jan 14, 2008

"Uh....Where's the octopus??? All I can hear is some dinosaur sound effect that's supposely the voice of the octopus under water!? This is a classic example of combining two worthless scripts into one masterpiece beyond hopelessness. DO NOT SHOW THIS TO PEOPLE WITH SUICIDAL TENDENCY. THEY WILL KILL THEMSELVES!!

Jojo S Super Reviewer