Shark Bait

Parents need to know that Shark Bait (also known as Jetski) is a horror thriller set at sea with graphic shark attacks, gory injuries, and strong language. When a group of five friends, who are celebrating spring break, become stranded in shark-infested waters following a jet ski accident, they must try and get to shore. The characters are mostly selfish and narcissistic, but Nat (Holly Earl) provides some balance as the most conscientious member of the group. Though the violence and terror are occasional, the threat is constant. When the shark attacks do occur, they are gory and bloody, with characters suffering various injuries. The most graphic of these is a leg injury where the muscle and bone become exposed. There are also large gashes and teeth marks visible on some victims. Swearing is frequent, as characters react to traumatizing situations. Variations of "f--k" are used often, including "motherf----rs." Characters flirt, kiss, and pose suggestively for photos. In one instance, someone flashes their breasts, but this isn't shown on-screen. There is drinking at a party on the beach and characters reference being hungover. But none are actually shown drinking to excess. To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly Family Movie Night emails.