A large shark stranded in a busy South Korean port has become an unlikely national celebrity, attracting more than 1.6 million visitors and sparking a rescue operation worthy of a Hollywood movie.

The release of Steven Spielberg's masterpiece in 1975 changed the face of global cinema forever and laid the fundamental canons of natural horror. Parallel to the movie industry, the digital ...

More than 50 years after JAWS first terrified audiences and changed cinema forever, the possibility of another trip into shark-infested waters continues to fascinate filmmakers and fans alike. Now, ...

A Terrible, Horrible, Monstrous, Terrific Man-Eating musical is an adaptation of the infamous summer blockbuster of 1975. Focusing on establishing each main character through song and approach the ...

When Steven Spielberg released Jaws in 1975, few could have predicted how profoundly a film about a shark would influence popular entertainment. Beyond becoming a defining summer blockbuster, the ...

When Jaws reached cinemas in the summer of 1975, it did more than become a major commercial success. It changed how studios thought about release schedules, advertising and the relationship between a ...

Sharks have been circling popular culture for decades now, and games based on them have been quick to follow. Whether you want to hunt as a shark, survive them as prey or simply chase a bonus round ...

LINCOLN PARK, N.J. — October 2026 — More than 50 years after Jaws changed popular culture—and forever changed the way millions viewed the ocean—the personal collection of the man who created the story ...

A fictional shark constructed from three mechanical models, most of which no longer work, and named after a lawyer, has had more influence on how an entire species is viewed than all the real ...

Opening night – June 20, 1975. Long lines around the block on a Friday night for a movie about a shark that never fully worked in live action more than half the time during its filming. Universal didn ...

The production of Jaws was famously fraught with difficulties. Filming off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard presented Steven Spielberg and his crew with unpredictable weather, challenging ocean ...

A shark fin moving across calm water is enough to make most people nervous. Nothing else needs to happen. We know what that fin means. It wasn't always such a powerful movie image. Sharks were in ...