
Gene Simmons' Shark Thriller: Deep Water
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KISS legend Gene Simmons dives into movie producing with the new thriller Deep Water, featuring Oscar winner Ben Kingsley and Aaron Eckhart. The film explores passengers surviving a plane crash and facing off against mako sharks. Director Renny Harlin, known for action hits like Die Hard 2 and Cliffhanger, calls it a human drama rather than straight horror. Simmons, a seasoned traveler from KISS tours, was drawn to the films vision and shared a humorous flight story. Deep Water promises high-stakes survival and thrills, perfect for those afraid of flying or the sea.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Gene Simmons' Shark Thriller: Deep Water. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 29th, K.I.S.S. legend Gene Simmons stepped into movie producing with a new thriller Deep Water, hitting US theaters this Thursday. The flick stars Oscar winner Ben Kingsley and Aaron Eckhart and follows passengers surviving a plane crash in the ocean only to face off against. Hungry Mako Sharks Director Rennie Harlan, the finished filmmaker behind action, hits like Die Hard 2 and Cliffhanger calls this one more human drama than straight. Horror. It's his second dive into shark-infested waters after D. Blue Sea back in 1999 with Samuel L. Jackson. Harlan taps into that real fear of flying, something most folks push aside but can't fully shake. He points out how unnatural it feels to be up there, then amps it up with a crash landing turning into a shark frenzy. Pure nightmare fuel that makes. You wonder what you do. Simmons got hooked by Harlan's vision, drawn to the magic of making films. The rockers no stranger to air travel from K.I.S.S. world tours, and he shared a light-hearted story from a flight to Tokyo where an off-duty attendant accidentally joined him in the restroom, turning awkward into memorable.
Deep water blends high-stakes survival with those edge of your seat thrills, ready to hook anyone scared of the skies or seas. Catch it soon and see if. You can keep your cool. That's your update from Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI.
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