SHARK EXORCIST: SATAN HAS JAWS

Cinemavixion Review

Donald Farmer's "SHARK EXORCIST: SATAN HAS JAWS" plunges viewers into a B-movie abyss where divine wrath meets aquatic horror. The premise is audacious: a demonic nun conjures Satan, who manifests in a dual form—a ravenous great white shark and a vulnerable young woman. This unholy union unleashes a tide of terror upon a unsuspecting fishing village, leaving a gruesome trail of carnage. Enter a valiant Catholic priest, tasked with confronting not only the monstrous appetites of these creatures but also his own inner demons. The film promises a chaotic blend of religious fervor and visceral shark attack sequences, set against a ticking clock as the priest races against the rising tide to banish the evil back to the abyss. It's a concoction designed for fans of the unconventional and the extreme, offering a unique, if perhaps schlocky, cinematic experience.