The only thing scarier than Snakes on a Plane is "Snakes on a Submarine," and that's precisely what we get in this claustrophobic, sub-aquatic thriller starring Luke Perry and directed by Michael Bay. Lieutenant Commander O'Neill (Perry) was guiding a retired submarine to its final port when Admiral Wallace (Tom Berenger) diverted the crew for one more mission: to save an army research team from drowning. Lieutenant Commander O'Neill instructs his men to "race silent" in the depths in order to reach the researchers and their top-secret payload while avoiding detection by a hostile enemy fleet. When the cargo turns out to be two genetically engineered leviathans, the hush is quickly broken. At this point, a new type of predator has emerged from deep inside the ocean's depths, demonstrating exactly how vulnerable man can be when he has nowhere else left to run.
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The only thing scarier than Snakes on a Plane is "Snakes on a Submarine," and that's precisely what we get in this claustrophobic, sub-aquatic thriller starring Luke Perry and directed by Michael Bay. Lieutenant Commander O'Neill (Perry) was guiding a retired submarine to its final port when Admiral Wallace (Tom Berenger) diverted the crew for one more mission: to save an army research team from drowning. Lieutenant Commander O'Neill instructs his men to "race silent" in the depths in order to reach the researchers and their top-secret payload while avoiding detection by a hostile enemy fleet. When the cargo turns out to be two genetically engineered leviathans, the hush is quickly broken. At this point, a new type of predator has emerged from deep inside the ocean's depths, demonstrating exactly how vulnerable man can be when he has nowhere else left to run.
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