Where can Deep Blue Sea 2 be seen online, and can it be found on Netflix, Hulu or Prime? Deep Blue Sea 2 is the belated sequel to 1999 cult-favorite Deep Blue Sea. That big-budget b-movie saw a team of scientists working on a cure for Alzheimer's that involves making the brains of mako sharks bigger. This has the unfortunate side effect of making these sharks ultra-smart, and not only do they engineer the destruction of the lab they're contained in, they set about picking off the scientists one by one. 1o3t1

When Steven Spielberg’s Jawsreleased in 1975, the genre was introduced to a new avenue of evoking fear in horror movies—shark attacks. The Earth is covered in approximately 70 percent water that can run as deep as 35,000 feet. There are hundreds of thousands of creatures lurking in the darkest depths of the world’s oceans, but the most terrifying of them all appears to be the shark. While horror movies featuring these creatures hold some truth in their depictions, they also get a lot wrong about real shark attacks.

In case you aren't already afraid to head into the water, Deep Blue Sea is getting a direct-to-DVD sequel, Deep Blue Sea 2.

It's taken a while, but Deep Blue Sea 2 is finally becoming a real thing. When it comes to top tier films about killer sharks, there is basically only one entry on the list: Steven Spielberg's Jaws. That legendary film not only created the idea of the summer blockbuster, but made an entire generation of moviegoers scared to death of swimming in the ocean. While in reality it's become well-known that sharks rarely attack - much less kill - humans, sharks have remained a popular movie monster, albeit rarely approaching the level of quality in Spielberg's classic.