12 Days Of Terror

In the scorching summer of 1916, amidst global turmoil with a polio outbreak and World War I, a seemingly tranquil New Jersey beachfront becomes the setting for an unimaginable terror. A shark, its appetite now turned towards human prey, sends panic waves through the idyllic coastal community during a period of just 12 days in July. With four fatalities and one grievous injury reported during this time, the mysterious predator poses not only a dire threat to innocent beachgoers but also casts a shadow over New Jersey's thriving tourist industry. This spine-chilling true story, serving as the foundation for Peter Benchley's iconic novel Jaws, is an evocative reminder of our primal fear of the unknown and our struggle against the forces of nature.