Prepare to dive into the suspenseful waters of “Deep Fear,” the latest shark attack horror movie on the horizon. Gravitas Ventures has released the brand new official trailer, giving viewers a glimpse into the heart-pounding action that awaits.

“Deep Fear” is set to make a splash on digital platforms in the United States on November 3, 2023, and it promises an intense thrill ride for fans of the genre.

Leading the cast are Madalina Ghenea, known for her role in “House of Gucci,” and Ed Westwick, recognized for his work on “Gossip Girl.” This film takes an intriguing twist as it markets itself as a “Cocaine Shark” movie, blending elements of suspense and the unexpected.

The story unfolds in the serene setting of the Caribbean, where the film’s protagonist, Naomi, played by Madalina Ghenea, embarks on a solo journey to meet her boyfriend, Jackson (Ed Westwick), in Grenada. What starts as a tranquil three-day sail aboard the 47-foot yacht ‘The Serenity’ takes a dark turn when an unforeseen storm forces her off her planned course.

As Naomi circumnavigates an uninhabited, reef-fringed island, she encounters a distress signal from a sinking vessel, leading her to a group of survivors desperately clinging to the remains of their shattered boat. However, events take a sinister turn when it becomes evident that these survivors are ruthless drug traffickers who coerce Naomi into a perilous mission to recover 350 kilos of cocaine from the sunken wreck.

The situation takes a dire twist as Naomi finds herself surrounded by a frenzy of great white sharks, drawn to the wreck by the presence of lifeless bodies. In the perilous depths of the ocean, Naomi must rely on her resourcefulness, skills, and determination to outwit both the drug traffickers and one of nature’s most formidable apex predators.

Joining the cast are Macarena Gómez, Stany Coppet, Ibrahima Gueye, David Legeusse, Marianna Garradas, Marco Canadea, John-Paul Pace, Tenika Mahoney, Shane Rowe, and Natasha Tikasz.

“Deep Fear” is directed by Marcus Adams, best known for “Long Time Dead,” with a screenplay penned by Robert Capelli Jr and Sophia Eptamentis. The film promises an exhilarating and suspenseful cinematic experience for fans of shark attack thrillers.