Shark Night 3D

Sara

Nick

Dennis

Beth

Gordon

Sabin

Red

Malik

Maya

Blake

Carl

Keith

Jess

Wonsuk

Kyle

College Student (uncredited)

Tom (uncredited)

College Student (uncredited)

College Student (uncredited)

This is in fact the second shark themed movie scored by composer Graeme Revell. His first one was Open Water.

Body count: 9.

When the Sheriff has Nick tied up and is revealing the type of shark he has waiting for him in the water below, he describes it as a 'Tiger Shark'. When Nick is lowered into the water he sees a 'Sand Tiger Shark' which despite its gruesome appearance is not dangerous to humans and is not one of the four species identified as a man eating shark.

The shark tank that Sara is in has floats to keep it upright on the surface. However, when the tank is cut loose, it sinks to the bottom of the lake.

They obviously used a green filter to film underwater to make the clear blue freshwater look like green saltwater. This was noticeable by the fact that Sara's blue bikini was a very bright green in every underwater shot of her and it was light blue when she was out of the water.

In the last scene as Nick is reviving Sara, and Sherman jumps out of the water onto the boat, Sherman is dry and not a single drop of water is visible.

Gordon: So you're probably gonna have to get her drunk. You gonna make her one of your awesome mixed tapes? Those are amazing.

Dennis Crim: A cookie cutter shark. The normal dive is nothing more than skin, blubber - flesh!

Blake: [when running over to the boat dock and sees a jet ski, then as he's getting onto it] Aaaaa, this is going to be a good weekend!