Bering Sea Beast Page #3

Synopsis: Dive into the depths of unspeakable terror as Sharknado's Cassie Scerbo comes face to fin with a swarm of bloodsucking sea monsters in this suspense-drenched chiller co-starring Jonathan Lipnicki (Jerry Maguire), Brandon Beemer (TV's "The Bold and the Beautiful") and Kevin Dobson (TV's "Knots Landing"). While dredging for gold beneath the Bering Sea, siblings Donna (Scerbo) and Joe (Lipnicki) are confronted by a horde of horrific sea vampires. When their father (Dobson) falls victim to the insatiable creatures, Donna and Joe join forces with a dedicated marine biologist (Jacqueline Fleming, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter) and a loyal deckhand (Beemer) to kill or be killed by the beasts.
Genre: Sci-Fi
Director(s): Don E. FauntLeRoy
Production: Sony Pictures Entertainment
 
IMDB:
3.0
NOT RATED
Year:
2013
86 min
240 Views


been attacked by a sea vampire.

A fanged, blood-drinking beast

born beyond the icy depths.

I need to learn as much as

I can about this legend.

Tourist center should have

all the info you need.

All right. You can call me tomorrow

about collecting the body.

Be careful out there.

Up until now, the great white shark

was the worst thing known to man.

Whatever this is, it's even worse.

Oh! Hey, here we go. Oh!

Get ready to bring it around!

Got her on the line, she's

a big son of a b*tch.

- Hang on.

- You hang on.

All right, back it down.

Back it down.

I'm not driving a cab.

Take it easy, Jeb.

- Watch the line, man, watch it.

- Let it out!

I am letting it out.

Back down a little bit.

I am backing it down.

I'm coming around.

Oh! Whoa! Hey! Hey! Hey!

The safety belt snapped! Glenn!

Glenn, get down here! Glenn! Glenn!

Glenn! Glenn! Glenn!

Glenn! I need a...

Glenn, help! Aah!

Jeb!

I'm okay. I'm okay.

- I'm okay.

- Come on.

Jeb!

Son of a b*tch.

- I'm not as petty as you are.

- Petty?

You're so irresponsible. I can

handle this better than you...

Is there any compromise

that can be made

so we can stop wasting

time, get back out there?

- This is family business.

- Stay out of it.

- Heads, I dredge. Tails, you dredge.

- Why do you always get to pick first?

Give me that. Two heads?

My own brother.

You know me. I'll do

anything to better the odds.

I'm in charge, not by default,

by your dumb-assery.

Yeah, whatever.

Dig with the excavator.

Everything from here goes

into the grizzly over here,

tracks into the sluice box, and this is

where we separate the gold and dirt.

Move! We got a distress call

from Dad! He's in trouble!

Let's take the launch.

It's at the ramp. Let's go.

- Go. Let's go. Joe, are you driving?

- Yeah.

Go, Joe, drive.

Did he say anything? What happened?

I don't know. He sounded

like he was in trouble.

Go, go, go! Come on.

Let me get it untied.

Come on, Joe. Faster. Come on, Joe.

He's right there.

- Hold on, let's get closer.

- Looks like it's drifting.

Do you see him?

- Oh, my God.

- Go, go, go.

- Dad!

- Go, go.

- Dad, Dad, Dad.

- Is he alive? Here.

- Check his pulse. Check his pulse.

- All right. Donna, is he okay?

- What you got? You got it? Is he alive?

- What do I do?

- Gotta get him to a hospital.

- Get him to the hospital.

- Hurry up! Hurry up! Come on!

- Dad, wake up!

Joe, come on! Drive faster!

Hold on, Daddy.

- Right there. Get him up. Get him up.

- Go, go, go. Come on, Joe. Unh.

- Get the back. I'm gonna put him there.

- Got it. All right.

- Joe, you're driving.

- Just set him right here.

- Put him right here. Put him...

- Got him?

I got him. I got him. Right here.

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