Bait 3D

This shark horror movie was better than I thought it would be. I was expecting really bad effects and acting. Not so. Both were actually good. I recognized a couple of the actors whom both happened to be bad guys in this movie. The sharks were actually decent looking.

The storyline was actually quite good even though the subject matter was laughable. I mean, six foot sharks coming in on a big wave and swimming around a store? Probably not feasable. There are definitely things that will make you laugh or scoff, so don’t look for any realism.

The 3D is pretty good. There is always depth with some popouts and floating objects when needed for emphasis. Since this film is dark with poor lighting the 3D is not as good as it could be. It still works though. The coloring was bad though. Kind of like that bad 80s coloring.

The one extra sucked. It was storyboards. BORING! Don’t know why they even bothered.

I would give this a 6 or 7 out of 10 since the interpersonal relationships were done well and relatable.

This indie Australian film is great fun and is shot in native 3D! It can usually be found pretty cheap online, so I’d say definitely pick this one up if you are a 3D enthusiast!