Jaws 2

Brody, Hooper, and Quint set out on Quint and #8217;s boat, the Orca to hunt the shark. During their pursuit, the trio form an unlikely bond of friendship and trust. After several unsuccessful close encounters with the shark, they decide to use Hoopers anti-shark cage. Hooper tries luring the shark close enough pump lethal drugs into it with a hypodermic spear, but the shark destroys the cage. Hooper escapes unharmed and dives to the bottom for safety. The shark then attacks the boat, damaging it so bad it begins to sinks. As seawater rushes into the stern, the Orca tilts upwards. Quint loses his grip, sliding into the beasts mouth and is killed. Knee-deep in water and sinking fast, Brody makes a final stand. He tosses one of Hoopers scuba tank into the shark and #8217;s mouth and climbs onto the ships mast. He fires his rifle directly at the tank, blowing the shark to smithereens. Hooper surfaces, and he and Brody swim safely back to shore.

After witnessing the killing of his mate and offspring at Captain Nolans hands a vengeful killer whale goes on a rampage in the fishermans Newfoundland harbor. Under pressure from the villagers Nolan Rachel and Umilak sail after the ...

Orca features serious, suspenseful, harsh, suspense and scary style.

Due to difficulties with weather and environment, most of the movie was filmed in and around Fort Walton Beach, FL, in the Northwest Panhandle. Many ocean scenes were shot in the Choctawhatchee Bay. "Cable Junction" was actually a floating set constructed for the film and kept docked at the Shalimar Yacht Basin when not needed and could be seen from the Garniers Bayou Bridge with its faux beacon flashing at night. Interior shots of the teen hangout where they play pinball were filmed in the original location of the Hog's Breath Saloon on Okaloosa Island. This business relocated to a new facility in Destin, FL, in recent years after the first site proved susceptible to hurricane damage. The original building was still vacant and derelict as of January 2005.