PopHorror Let's Get Scared
Killer animals are my way of making me laugh, when the animals target the people who were horrible to them to take revenge. However, it kind of gets redundant; though, there are a million ways these movies are about the same movie over and over again. We have different animals who are drugged up on crank or cocaine. How about an alligator in the sewer? It’s been done several times. You have to find that sweet spot where jump scares are abundunce expected by the victim; however, the film made me think twice about getting into the ocean. Did Killer Whale make the killer animal look believable?
Let’s get into the review.
Synposis
Follows best friends Maddie and Trish as they find themselves trapped in a remote lagoon with the dangerous killer whale named Ceto; while facing their life decisions and spill secrets.
The Rundown
Killer Whale was sort of a basic, dramatic scene. There is no one who can leave the water because of a whale at first. Then the situation turned into a fight for survival in a whole different light. The realism beat the really bad CGI moments; it’s only a small complaint I haveis I thoroughly enjoyed watching them and all their plans. Sacrifices were made, and it is, maybe because I’m just a grouch. Either way, there are several aligning points for me, because even though I have seen the obvious CGI, which is cool too. How can you train a killer whale that eats people?
Killer Whale stands out to me. In all these movies, we never see the way the sun would beat on you constantly when it rises. I felt the physical pain of what they were going through. Where can you find food on a rock in the middle of the ocean? That also stands out throughout the entire film. You are constantly on edge, and you can feel their panic as they fight to stay alive. You see the extreme sunburn, you felt as hungry at the did and how much hope you would have in this situation.
What also makes it stand out differently is the hope you have through the movie, cheering them on while they all die in the ocean, even though human attacks are very rare unless the person knows the whale, and even then, no one is safe, especially the trainers, coaxing them into tricks for food.
In The End
In the end, it is definitely a true story. It shows the side of the ocean you don’t want to be involved in. There are abundant amounts of shark attacks, but seeing a whale getting justice made me so happy, although you still cheer on the escape. I guess this was a win win situationf for me. I love all animals, but I also know what is unsafe. Some accounts show we only know a little over 10% percent of the ocean life. That part is disturbing to me. What if Godzilla were in the water, waiting to attack us in a B-Movie wonderland standoff? This is why I keep on the ground. I hate flying, ocean liners scare me a bit, so all I can do is try to peer into the psyche of a killer whale.
