12 Days Of Terror 2004 123movies

Watch: 12 Days Of Terror 2004 123movies, Full Movie Online – July of 1916 was a time of record heat, a polio epidemic, and a World War in Europe. But beach-goers in New Jersey are threatened by a even greater terror: a shark that has suddenly developed a taste for human flesh. Starting July 1st and lasting over a period of 12 days, the unidentified shark kills four people and seriously injures a fifth before the attacks stop, and threatens New Jersey’s thriving tourist industry. Based on true events..
Plot: July of 1916 was a time of record heat, a polio epidemic, and a World War in Europe. But beachgoers in New Jersey are threatened by a even greater terror: a shark that has suddenly developed a taste for human flesh. Starting July 1st and lasting over a period of 12 days, the unidentified shark kills four people and seriously injures a fifth before the attacks stop, and threatens New Jersey’s thriving tourist industry. Based on true events, and one of the inspirations behind Peter Benchley’s Jaws.
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Reviews:

We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Audience!
It’s all too easy to just nonchalantly label “12 Days of Terror” as being just another imitation of the legendary horror blockbuster “Jaws” and exclusively focus on its shortcomings. Especially when numerous and reliable sources state that Peter Benchley himself based his novel on these same facts that occurred in the summer of 1916. You can’t really accuse a movie of being a rip-off when it’s based on facts, not even when it comes more nearly 30 years after a milestone movie that commercialized these same facts. “12 Days of Terror” is an admirable and modest made-for-TV production that doesn’t even dream of competing with “Jaws”. Director Jack Sholder (“The Hidden”, “Alone in the Dark”) has more than enough experience to realize he plays in an entirely different league than Steven Spielberg and merely just attempted to shoot a solid and factual shark movie. As far as I’m concerned he succeeded. The movie’s main trump is undeniably the reasonably accurate depiction of the 1916 setting. The events occurred nearly 100 years ago, so you already know beforehand that this movie won’t primarily revolve on sexy young chicks in minuscule bikinis. We received quite a lot of bloodthirsty shark movies recently (“Spring Break Shark Attack”, “Red Water”, “Shark Attack 1 to 47”, etc…) but there were actually just simple excuses to show hot chicks and hunky boys parading in the latest beach fashion. This film is different. Admittedly the characters are still rather one-dimensional, but at least they’re not complete retards. During the first days of the unusually hot summer of 1916, the New Jersey beaches become overflowed with tourists that wish to forget all the daily issues, like that horrible war being fought in Europe. The warm currents also bring another and very unwelcome visitor to Matawan in the shape of a hungry and extremely aggressive shark. The authorities still refuse to close down the beaches even after two fatal accidents, but when the unstoppable animal even swims up the creeks in search for more victims, courageous life guard Alex plans to catch the shark himself. “12 Days of Terror” is a thoroughly unsurprising and unspectacular thriller, but it’s never pretentious or boring. Due to budgetary restrictions there aren’t many special effects, exhilarating attacks or enchanting underwater shots to admire. Actually, we only properly get to see the shark’s fin and even that looks fake. The acting performances are okay and the early 20th century decors are convincing enough. It’s, simply put, a harmless little TV time-waster.

Not At All A Jaws Ripoff!
The movie is factually based, if you read the actual events that took place in Jersey in July 1916 you will see that the majority of the film stays true to events that happened.

As far as Alex being the one that stops the shark eventually, I think that is a little off-story, he is present and witness to all the attacks and uses that to tell the story in much the same way that the character of Rose tells the story of Titanic, yet she was never an actual passenger on the ship in real life.

Having read the events thoroughly, I then enjoyed the film immensely, it has no over the top CGI and relies heavily on the acting and storytelling. I can certainly see where Peter Benchley may have been inspired to write the novel Jaws.

Please don’t go into this thinking that the film is a Jaws ripoff, it’s not, it’s the prequel!

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 27 min (87 min), 1 hr 26 min (86 min) (Netherlands)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated PG-13
Genre Drama, Horror, Thriller
Director Jack Sholder
Writer Richard Fernicola, Jeffrey Reiner, Tommy Lee Wallace
Actors Colin Egglesfield, Mark Dexter, Jenna Harrison
Country South Africa
Awards N/A
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Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1
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Negative Format HDCAM
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Printed Film Format 35 mm