In spite of the movie poster prominently displaying a Great White shark, this movie has nothing to do with sharks, except for some repetitive flashbacks. Feel so cheated!

A different kind of killer shark movie, "From the Depths" stars Angelica Briones as Liz, the survivor of a shark attack that killed her sister Payton and her boyfriend Seth. A twentysomething brunette cannot conquer her psychological fears about not only the experience of swimming with a predatory sharks in the sea but also about the reanimated corpses of her sister and boyfriend. Sleep deprived since the incident, Liz tuns to a psychologist to deal with her anxiety, but she doesn't have much luck until she has a relationship with a gorgeous African-American lesbian who persuades Liz to smoke pot and has sex with her. Writer & director Jose Montesinos has a good idea, but his amateurish cast, especially the impressionable Angelica Briones, who is the epitome of the girl next door, lacks the dramatic chops to carry the film. Recurring shots of her in steaming ocean water with a fin circling her get old fast. The memory of the ravenous shark plunders her brain. If that isn't enough the wannabe sharker brings back the corpses of both Payton and Seth, done up with Gothic make-up to look like the zombies, to haunt her. Not a complete loss of a movie, but the bad acting undercuts the sincere efforts of everybody involved. I got the impression at the end that Liz had been dead the entire time. The ending is really the only thing surprising about this saga. If you don't like lesbians, you should swim clear of this 85-minute epic.

This movie had no sharks, no plot and terrible acting. The "effects" were cheesy. Do not waste your time or money on this film. The movie cover/poster is misleading..