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Deep Shock (2003)

“The end of the world is just an eel's length away. Get ready to squirm.”

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Plot

In the icy depths of the Arctic Ocean, the American nuclear-powered attack submarine, the USS Jimmy Carter, falls prey to an enigmatic underwater entity. This unseen adversary wields a potent electromagnetic pulse, incapacitating the once invincible Seawolf-class super-sub with unnerving ease. Simultaneously, the underwater arctic stronghold, Hubris, stands as a silent observer, reporting a swift and alarming rise in the temperature of the Polaris Trench. This unnatural phenomenon threatens to melt the ice cap, an event that would lead to a catastrophic worldwide flood. During an emergency United Nations conference, the Hubris director, Dr. Ann Fletcher, warns against hasty actions, only to be rebuffed by her zealous rival, Dr. Chomsky, who advocates a more aggressive approach to the looming crisis. But when Chomsky's plan crumbles and contact with the Hubris complex is severed, the tables turn. Dr. Fletcher, now seen as the last hope, is summoned to join a follow-up expedition by her ex-husband, Navy Captain Andy Raines. Aided by a reluctant Chomsky, they journey to the North Pole, where they discover the Hubris complex eerily untouched, its personnel reduced to ashes. As Dr. Fletcher unravels a shocking secret that could alter the world's fate, she soon realizes that Dr. Chomsky harbors a potentially apocalyptic secret of his own. Deep Shock paints a chillingly immersive picture of an underwater nightmare, a scientific expedition's desperate race against time, and the stark reality of a world teetering on the brink of disaster. It's a suspenseful journey into the unknown, where every new revelation takes the viewer deeper into the heart of the enigma, and closer to the edge of their seat.

Where to watch Deep Shock?

Deep Shock is an action movie featuring David Keith and directed by Phillip J. Roth.

Deep Shock is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on FILMRISE, Freevee and Tubi TV.