Isn't it weird that there aren't a lot of horror movies

>>81305770
>I'm talking big,mythical,terrifying fuckers.
What do you mean?

>>81305770
Because who wants to shoot a film underwater?

>>81305770
The goyim know, shut it down!

>>81305825
this basically. the trick used in Leviathan gets the job done though

>>81305825
>>81305887
>>81305787
>>81305770
Aquaman was confirmed to have exactly that dipshit. in fact the concept art art at that recent convention showed some crazy ocean shit

>>81305770
I too would like some type of lovecraft in ocean. That would be pretty terrifying.

>>81305985
How so?

Weird that there aren't a lot of horror movies focusing on any big mythical terrifying fuckers on land either.
Maybe someday lovecraftian stuff will be trendy

>>81306066
troll hunter?

>>81306137
Yeah,that movie hit the spot.Haven't seen anything like it since,though..

>>81305770
name me at least 1 (ONE) mythical sea creature worth of a horror movie

>>81306381
Kraken
Scary rapey mermaids

>>81306022
The ocean is pretty scary on its own.
Also,it would be a fresh idea.Can't wait to watch something like this after the third "It" remake.

>>81305770
Does Pacific Rim count?

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>>81305770
You guys have all seen The Abyss: Special Edition, right? (The theatrical cut is a butchered mess. Watch Special Edition)

>>81305770
because the solution is easy as fuck : get out of the water
how lame is that

>>81306759
I don't fucking know.You're on land and the thing comes for you,then...

>>81305770
Cos we know what's in the ocean and it's pretty boring

>>81306713
Someday maybe i'll edit out all the alien bullshit and make it look like they're going insane underwater. Fade to black on the deep dive, the end.

>>81305983
the question is more like why hasn't it EVER been done before. we don't have to wait for a shitty movie made by an even shittier studio. 1/10 made me reply. no one can be this stupid

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SOMA adaptation when?

>>81306381
the bay had a good creepy underwater creature vibe to it

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>>81306889
>Cos we know what's in the ocean and it's pretty boring
you sure?

>>81305770
Europa Report is probably the closest thing I can think of

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>>81305983
>concept art is representative of the finished product

Oh, sweet anon...

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>>81305983
>concept art
means shit. they'll always change it for budgetary reasons or simply because they can't do it

I'm finding it hard to come up with any kind of plot that hasn't been done before like The Abyss.

You're dealing with really boring scenery since the deep ocean is literally dark. A really predictable villain like a deep sea monster.
What would be the plot device that even puts a group of people there to begin with? Submarine? Sea lab? Not exactly fresh. It's be hard to do a movie like that correctly.

>>81307028
I'd cream

>>81306137
That movie really bothered me. Are they magical or not? Them turning into stone is a completely natural phenomena explained with science but somehow they can still smell the blood of a christian? Make up your mind.

didn't Godzilla come from the sea

>>81305825
James Cameron

The number of potential stories are very limited because humans rarely go deep into the ocean. Every story would be limited to following a submarine or a group of explorers and that would get old fast. The type of creatures that can live in such a high pressure environments like the bottom of the ocean would die if they came close to the surface so the potential for any monster and human interaction would be small.

>>81305770
Would probably be pretty boring to watch seeing as your giant creature would likely live in the dark depths where fuck all light can penetrate.

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>we will never get a Byford Dolphin movie

>>81307546
obviously somewhat magical.

>>81307874
yeah man just like the amount of space stories is very limited

oh wait that's wrong lol

>>81307956

When creating a story, there are more reasons to go to space then there are to go deep underwater. We can go to space for exploration, colonization, saving the earth from a dying sun, invasion from aliens, and so on. The possibilities for a story in space are endless. When it comes to going to the bottom of the ocean what do we have, exploration?

>>81308096
Deep Ones though

>>81305983
WHERE IS IT. I want to see the animated version of atlantians riding armored sharks!!!!

(I guess they did an animated version of some of the concept art )

>>81307457
Maybe it should be more monster focused than human.
Maybe a team that just follows the monster and watches it.

>>81308347
Or it being a threat to humanity.

>>81306759
if you are really deep you can't quickly or easily exit the ocean

>>81307138
This is extremely beautiful, damn.

>>81307457
that didn't stop star wars. it'd be easy to replicate this nowadays and make it scary. just get rid of jar-jar, different music, etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIQVAShJzLo

>>81308722
This

>>81308722
Was the best film of the prequels

>>81307282
looks like some anime shit

>>81305770
'Aquaman' will exploit the horrors of the deep if it knows what's good for it, which I highly doubt

>>81309707
thinking Aquaman will be anything more than a 1/2 drunk Aquaman acting like an underwater redneck

>>81306889
>95 percent of the ocean is unexplored

>>81310234
95% of the ocean is unexplored because 95% of the ocean is boring as shit, the important parts have been fully explored and ravaged by james cameron

>>81307918

>Hellevik, being exposed to the highest pressure gradient and in the process of moving to secure the inner door, was forced through the 60 centimetres (24 in) in diameter opening created by the jammed interior trunk door by escaping air and violently dismembered

Fug.

>>81310312
If they're unexplored how do we there is nothing there?

>>81310364
24 inches is pretty wide. I could fit through that.

>>81310388
because if there was anything there we'd have found it by now with the same shit that predicts tsunamis and hurricanes and earthquakes and space jews

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>>81305770
Does anyone else have a crippling fear of the open ocean?

I literally have recurring nightmares where I'm wading about a mile off shore in the middle of a storm and there are dark creatures about the size of buses swimming under and around me.

>>81305770
>>81305770

Too expensive for most companies to deal with.

Why bother when you can get cheap jump scares to print money. Hence the massive multi billion dollar success of Paranormal Activity. A couple of go-pros and one high def camera plus some unknown starving actors and you're good to go.

>>81310234

They keep people away from where the elite underwater cities are.

>>81305983
>concept art
>and for a fucking capeshit flick
kys desu

>>81310424
i dont'[ think he went through the way you think you could go through.

They need to make a film about the Marinara Trench...deepest part of the planet

>>81310446
>Does anyone else have a crippling fear of the open ocean?

it's the spookiest thing on the planet anon. Just miles and miles of shit that can kill and eat you and all that keeps it from you is that those things didn't decide to swim upward.

Much eerier than space.

>>81308096
Oil?
nearish future we run out of oil and bottom of the mariana's trench has a bunch of oil or some other shit we want.

>Sphere and Abyss focus on le spoopy aliens instead of some actual spoopy biological/psychological horrors
why are filmmakers so stupid

Why isn't there a good adaptation of Moby Dick? It's one of the most famous pieces of (relatively modern) Western literature, but every remotely recent adaptation of it has been panned.

>>81310312
>the important parts have been fully explored

I think there will be some crazy fucking shit popping up in the arctic circle as the ice melts and becomes accessible year round.

>>81310642
In the Heart of the Sea had potential (and was actually not too bad) but as you say, got slammed critically.

I think it is one of those things that the novel is just so good that it doesn't really bear the adaptation. And I'm generally of the opinion that cinematic adaptations of literary works are shit: the best cinema is its own art form and doesn't rely on being connected with other art-forms to gain legitimacy. Until one of the great directors/auteurs turns their hands to the question of aquatic cinema, we'll be left with sub-par stuff

>>81310647
yeah like ice and snow and ice

>>81310424
>I could fit through that.

With 9 atmospheres of pressure, you'd fit through anything.

>>81310489
>>81305825
this. Cost is prohibitive and it's a total pain in the ass. James Cameron barely got through The Abyss and that will probably be the definitive underwater movie until CGI progresses to a point where we can't tell the difference.

>>81311270
Isn't avatar 2 all about underwater?

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REMINDER:
James Wan has the italian Prog Rock Band GOBLIN doing the soundtrack for Aquaman

hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped hyped

>>81311322
I loved a lot of his stuff on Suspiria but didn't really like what I heard for Inferno, not really sure how it'll fit for this.

>>81311322
FUCKING BASED

>>81310446
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6HXh-YXxRk

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>>81305770
By dar muy favorite Deep Rising 1998
Basically Lovecraft meets the action 90's with a perfect balance of horror gore action bad jokes and one of the best endings ever
My dreams for a sequel never lose hope

>>81310446

Thalassophobia really is the reddit meme phobia.

>>81311322
Goblin? Shit I've never even heard of them and I thought I knew all the major Italian prog bands.

>>81305770
the ocean is the ultimate solution

>>81311580
Are you being facetious or is Italian prog rock some sort of big thing I've never heard of?

>>81305983
>capeshit
>horror

Oh yes, a PG-13 horror for the entire family.

>>81306381

There was that Siren horror that was actually pretty fun.

>>81310312

You are completely retarded.

>>81311580
they are the only italian Prog Rock band Ive ever heard of (american here)

>>81311674
Italian prog (or rock progessivo italiano/RPI) is hugely popular. The three biggest bands were Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, Le Orme, and Premiata Forneria Marconi. There were also a ton of one hit wonders in the 70s. And Italy has been (one of) the best producer of prog in the past 20 years now.

>>81311870
Not an argument you pseud

>>81311322
wait this goblin? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZeUBmIUv_8

>>81312498
yup

>>81305770
horror movies have lower budgets generally

>>81312171
Oh okay, didn't know that, but I'm not really into rock so I guess that's why

>>81312682
"Hugely popular" was an exaggeration. But it's definitely a thing. Italy was the second biggest producer of prog in the 70s after the UK.

>>81312909
What about Germany? Krautrock is sorta prog.

>>81313034
Yeah but Italy was still bigger.

>>81313108
Anyway are there any other RPI bands worth checking out?

>>81305770
god i love giant monster movies. shit like cloverfield, may not have been the greatest but just it being a giant monster movie made it fun for me.

why cant there be more giant monster movies. and not action packed stuff like kong, but scarier stuff.

>>81306889
you are ignorant as fuck my friend

watch some bbc nature documentaries. the diversity and variety of life is stunning and 99% unknown to the majority of people.

>>81313574
In the deep sea or around the galapagos isles sure, but for the most part they are quite dull

>>81308096
theres plenty of oppurtunity of sci fi ocean stories, europa report for example.

its a great setting for horror, mystery or thriller films. certainly doesnt lend itself to action much though.

>>81311518
This
Scared me shitless as a kid
>that fucking scene where they shoot one of the arms of the giant squid open and one of the guys was in there already being digested, still alive, with half his fucking face off

>>81307546
>That movie really bothered me. Are they magical or not? Them turning into stone is a completely natural phenomena explained with science but somehow they can still smell the blood of a christian? Make up your mind.
its supposed to be a comedy, but if you don't speak norwegian then alot of the jokes probably went over your head

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>mfw there will never be a horror movie with Namor in the deep sea

I just want a Namor movie.

>>81313344
Banco del Mutuo Soccorso - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Resf_Tq4jZ4

Premiata Forneria Marconi - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePNpOsZZ9Gs

Le Orme - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5c6_3_3J-vc

Il Balletto Di Bronzo - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYBwsohtso4 (one hit wonder)

Tacita Intesa - https://tacitaintesa.bandcamp.com/track/ciutikutown-3 (modern but also one hit wonder)

Then go here http://www.progarchives.com/subgenre.asp?style=28 and go nuts.

>>81311518
would have been better if the stacked asian babe hadn't gotten unceremoniously killed off about a third of the way through the movie

>>81307369
or simply because the idiots behind the production thought it would look better if they fucked up instead

>>81306605
Well, the ocean is actually kind of really safe, because there isn't a lot there (relative to its size) that wants to eat you. The only thing that's scary is the fact that we don't see that far through it, which is the kind of thing that gets the ol' reptile brain humming.

>>81306713
The best deep sea movie

>>81306759
Make it a light science fiction where an eccentric billionaire built a huge underwater facility to study deep sea marine life, near the Mariana Trench and he accidently awakens an Eldritch beast who's awakening shakes the facility ajd plunges it further down into the depths of the ocean to the point where they must take individual craft out or die.

That would be great.

>>81307457
>odd signals coming from Pacific ocean, some deep area
>Russians/Chinese lose sub, think it's new American tech
>Americans lose sub, think it's new Russian/Chinese tech
>WW3 seems likely
>some random scientists from Japan or something figure out the signal is similar to one recieved from space (wtf_thats_odd.jpg)
>cue crack squad of scientists of diverse backgrounds looking to prevent war
>big monster/alien thing (apparently, Earth being made up of mostly water isn't a coincidence, and most other inteligent life comes from water planets as well, and this monster/alien thing travels from ocean planet to ocean planet through space or some shit)
>scientists find monster/alien thing, proceed to get BTFO, but manage to relay their find to both sides
>cue Nuclear subs from Russia/China and US coming in to have a underwater battle royal with said monster/alien thing
>turns out, it's baby was here all along
>humans are evil

It writes itself.

>>81306889
We know absolutely jack shit about the ocean.

Some whales live to be 200+ years old, certain artic sharks are likely as old as 400+ years, and they found clams even older than that. There was an octopus deep in the ocean found to be watching her eggs for nearly 4.5 years before they hatched. Evolution moves slow in the deep ocean, and there is some old, weird, ancient shit down there.

>>81308096
>literally thousands of miles of unexplored ocean
>possible miles long cave pockets able to sustain prehistoric biology over thousands of years
>95 percent of all oceans on earth are unexplored
Right, there is no reason to...

>>81310793
>novel
It was more of a short story tbqh. Any movie would have to extrapolate quite a bit to fill up space. They'd always end up doing stuff that people don't like because it isn't true to the original.

>>81305983
Sauce on the art? Looked it up and found nothing

>>81306759
Make it take place on a submarine, no getting out of that shit

>>81307138
Guess I have to watch Blue Planet again. I was planning o sleeping tonight, too

>>81310312
Someone clearly hasn't seen blue planet

>>81310535
all movies....no, all creative productions involving a team have concept art you dip

>>81310793
In The Heart of the Sea is massive underrated, DESU. Sure it wasn't perfect, but it had spectacle not often seen in films today

>>81311870
seconding this but I'll say it nicer

>>81310312
you're talking out of your ass ignorantly to the point of absurdity. you're so ignorant that you don't realize how much of an imbecile you are. I encourage you to google, I won't even give you any keywords because the well of information on how much is down there might be as deep as the ocean itself.

next time you want to be an ass on the internet try educating yourself before you post on the topic you're posting about.

cheers

Go-go Godzilla, muddafucka

>>81319073
Doesn't count since a majority takes place on land

Did nobody watch Black Sea with Jude Law? Massively underrated thriller.

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>>81306889

>>81319377
Just added it to my watchlist, thanks anon

>>81319499
Looks like this thing would give a sweet bj

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>>81310424
The entire cast of My 600lbs Life could fit through that hole at the same time with that much pressure gradient.

>>81319587
That gif is fucking horrifying, holy shit

>>81305770
Wait for Aquaman to come out

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>>81319667
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEtbFm_CjE0

Pretty horrifying shit really.

>>81319587
did he dieded?

>the nightly deep sea threads on /v/ will never come back
>even moot said deep sea threads are okay on /v/

>Wait for Aquaman

Are you people mouth breathing retards? Are you paid shills or something? That has nothing to do with the OP at all.

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Subsea engineer here, ask me le anything.

>>81311573
>being afraid of the most hostile environment on the planet is a phobia
it's called being rational

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>>81319991
*steals your light*

>>81319795
is the current /v/ userbase even the same one? would they even know what Pressure is?

>>81320240
I was going to ask about Pressure, but I couldn't remember if it the name and if it was Space or Deep Sea.

Too god damn long ago.

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>>81319991

>>81319991
WTF IS THAT

>>81320240
>now remembering all the fake development screenshots, concept art, greentext stories relating to Pressure

Fuck.

>>81319991
What's the weirdest animal you ever saw?
How oppressive is dark black water?
Do you get scared by that shit?

>>81307028

we had a thread about this a while back. this needs to happen. best sci-fi kino in ages.

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>>81320227
lol they're hauling ass. We had a marlin get stuck in the light rack one time - tore up the whole front end.

>>81320289
Some random-ass squid at around 5000 fsw. Not a marine biologist so your guess is as good as mine.

>>81320314
These seacucumbers were disgusting. They were gigantic - easily 4 ft long.
It's a pain in the ass when you're trying to land out structures and need to see stuff that's far away.
No, but scariest thing was a giant bladder full of gas that almost came loose. It would have blown up the ship.

>>81320308
Is that the one where the screenshot showed a guy in front of a giant circular window with a massive, creepy sea creature staring in at him?

>>81320227
>there could be hyper intelligent acquatic life all throughout the ocean, aged older than homo sapien.
Logical to conclude that the birthplace of all life would prob have some of the oldest and most intelligent.

>>81305770
It's like my biggest fear.

https://youtu.be/IPRPnQ-dUSo

so helpless, so much unknown, so dark and scary

>>81319871
>look into my eyes as I slowly eat your face

>>81320574
God, that's a scary thought

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>>81320574

EVOLUTION DOES NOT WORK THAT WAY

>>81320703
>there are literally still living prehistoric era squids and fish
Are you dumb? How does anything I've said conflict with evolution?

>>81320515
>>81320308

Sauce?

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>>81320740

>>81320736

why would anything down there be intelligent? what purpose would it serve? they've been in the same secluded unaltering environment for hundreds of millions of years. organisms don't gain intelligence simply by propagating their own existence. in fact, i would say the opposite is probably true. the lifeforms at the bottom of the ocean are probably among the most simple-minded on earth

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>>81305770

>>81305770
>Isn't it weird that there aren't a lot of horror movies focusing on the deep/unknown depths of the ocean.

This is what Pacific Rim should have been about instead of a bunch of stupid aliens coming through a rift.

>>81320935
>why would anything down there be intelligent? what purpose would it serve?
This is probably the dumbest fucking thing I have ever read, anon. The ocean is not an isolated enviornment. Who told you this? It has changed over time. Evolution doesn't just stop, you don't stop evolving and there isn't a single shred of proof that says organisms just halt evolution entirely. You are talking about a largely unexplored, vast and varied multi-ecosystem of hundreds of thousands of miles, filled with prehistoric life that we KNOW for a fact continues to exist. You ask a very dumb question on intelligence, as if intelligence is unique to like, a handful of animals. We know this isn't even remotely true of most land mammals...what makes you think that there aren't equally intelligent deep sea organisms that exist? Whales are smart, Dolphins are already the second or third smartest aquatic organism on the planet.

You are being naive and asking silly questions. Please research evolution.

>>81320935
>organisms don't gain intelligence simply by propagating their own existence
It sure does help

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>>81320965
>tfw I took a picture with that sign

>>81321229
What is the context of this sign??

>>81321146
Whales and dolphins interact with the surface, and are mammals. Deep oceanics never even see light. They don't need intellect to survive or thrive, what they have is cunning instead.

>>81320965

>There's nothing in this cave worth dying for

something smells like tin-foil all of a sudden

>>81321277
It's at the end of a "cavern" and beginning of a "cave". In scuba terms, that means it's the last spot where you can see the opening of the cave and can find your way out visually.
If you go past that point without a line leading back to the opening you can stir up a lot of silt or just get lost in the dark and not find your way out.

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>>81321212
Ha ha no.

>>81321286
The fuck does any of this mean? There are literally dozens of intelligent animals that aren't active in sunlight. Dolphins are still acquatic mammals...they aren't land based. You have no basis to look to to draw such a naive conclusion that there exists NO intelligent deep sea organism. You virtually have no basis to say there aren't.
>there is no light down there, so they wouldn't evolve
This is quite literally not true or not how evolution works

>>81321374
Anon, I have no clue what this reference is

>>81321146

Actually environents at the bottom of the ocean are all remarkably similar except for slight changes in topography. We don't know everything, but it's very unlikely that anything intelligent could survive down there, due to the extreme pressure.

t. marine biologist

>>81321355
Holy fuck that is terrifying.

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>>81320965

This Spanish one would make for a great "tourists getting themselves into some shit" setup.

>>81321454
>I am a marine biologist
I sure don't believe anyone on 4chan is a marine biologist...

>>81310364
>including bisection of the thoracoabdominal cavity which further resulted in expulsion of all internal organs of the chest and abdomen except the trachea and a section of small intestine and of the thoracic spine and projecting them some distance, one section later being found 10 metres (30 ft) vertically above the exterior pressure door

>>81321475
Here's a pretty good video explaining it all. It's actually really comfy diving if you're not claustrophobic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1iaa04rCf0

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>>81321475
Oh I also forgot. For context, the sign is basically on the bottom left between Young Syphon and Granger's Rock Garden. You can see how easy it is to get lost if you decide to go too deep.

>>81321454
>Actually environents at the bottom of the ocean are all remarkably similar
How would you possibly know that if 95 percent of all oceans have been unexplored?
>intelligent life would be difficult there
So that is the only argument here? That it is difficult so intelligent life isn't probable? If some of these lifeforms have no natural predators and go exist for millions of years, it just seems intellectually dishonest to outright assume they could not develop intelligences...because it is "hard". Squids already display a complex intellect. We already have a basis to work with and we all know how evolution works.

We live in a world where Tardigrades exist. So "it is hard" seems like a copout.

why doesn't a bunch of /tv/tards just write a sick screen play and get some fat desperate Jewish Hollywood shills to buy the rights while giving us full directing decisions and an unlimited budget to make an deep sea ocean monster kino that would captivate the world

we'd kill it, there are already some good ideas in this thread

>>81321710
Because most of you are mumbling sociopathic retards who can't communicate with other human beings? Now you want to direct a film?

Baby steps. Start with avoiding getting triggered by political opinions you dislike.

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>>81321661
that map alone terrifies me

>>81321771

>Start with avoiding getting triggered by political opinions you dislike.

wat ??

>>81321788
Are you new to this board?

>>81321661

this shit looks like a map of an eq dungeon. aka a total cluster fuck. i would never cave dive holy crap

>>81321827

I'm talking about making deep sea monster kino and you're talking about political opinions

I think ur on the wrong board m8

>>81321661
Why is the entrance on the bottom?

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>>81321844

Thats nothing

>>81321859
I think you missed the overall context.

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>>81305770

>>81321869

It's in the south, not at the deepest point, which you should really be able to figure out based on the big compass rose at the top of the page.

>>81307918
How could you make a feature length film out of that? It amounts to "oops".

>>81319587

This shit is fake as fuck.

If it's so strong then how do you fix it? Absolute bullshit.

>>81321901
>someone actually went through all of this just to map it

why are humans so fucking restless?

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>>81321901
psh thats nothing

>>81307457
Oil rigs? oil drilling awakens an ancient beasts, maybe have a cluster of platforms involved. some military investigation, some navy ships for the big beastie to get taken down, and the movie ends with it fucking up all the platforms and ships and the dude and his qt sidekick survives, flying away in helicopter

and the government covers it all up

>>81321906

uhhhhh ok ... I still don't know where you got politics from but sure.

>>81321901
>>81322004


that is scary as fuck. cave movies are scary as hell. ya'll cave diving niggas crazy af

this thread is super comfy. post more weird sea creatures pls

>>81320072
>being afraid of hostile environments
i guess you're afraid of the sun, too

>>81321984
Y-you turn it off, anon? There literally have been real accidents involving people...

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start looking up cave diving, read about this cutie who died cave diving. now im sad. stupid cave diving

>>81315862
there was a thread, maybe this is even copypasta, on /v/ years ago about an idea for a game. Basically the game could either be in an underwater facility or spaceship, and every event would be completely randomized. It would be multiplayer and *some* scenario would occur, it could be anything, terrorist, alien attack, deep sea attack, etc. Everyone would have randomly chosen roles, like the terrorist would be assigned their role at the beginning and know one would know. Owing to the randomized sequences of events there wouldn't necessarily be a way to win or even survive

the goose is staring in the underwater welder right? thats atleast somewhat related.

>>81322108

I wish there was more details about her death

basically she went into a small tight spot by herself and ran out of air?

what happened

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>>81321984
>fake as fuck
>>81319991 here
It's actually not. You fix it with a clamp that goes around the pipeline. Also, 0.445 * depth = ambient pressure [psi] so ~2,700 psi. I highly doubt their dP wasn't 2700 psi. Probably only a couple hundred, but it will still do that at a couple hundred psi differential.

>>81322102

BULLSHIT

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>>81321661
>absolute fucking madmen have actually mapped this shit

>>81322352
>yfw someone went 4800 ft (1.8 miles total) through the cave with a max depth of 90 ft to reach the furthest part. absolute mad men

>>81310446
I don't like lakes, and rivers because they are dirty, slimy, and half the time I can't see 2 feet below.
Also, large ass water containers make me feel uncomfortable.

I have no fear of the ocean tho.

>>81321702

>I don't understand how biology works but I'm going to disagree anyway!

>>81319663
what fucking commercial was this in

some weird ass animal thing

>>81306713
When the fuck is there going to be a bluray release?

Post that long fucker

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Anglerfish still freak me the fuck out, even though they're pretty small. I blame Finding Nemo, the part with the anglerfish gave me nightmares as a kid.

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>no one posted bobbit work yet?

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Ocean terror is way too hardcore for 99% of people

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>>81322234
Speaking of leaks. This is a little hard to make out but it's pretty trippy once you realize what's going on.

This is the guide funnel on the underside of a subsea tree (sits on top of the wellhead). There is a deposit of highly compressed gas trapped in the funnel (you can see the surface rippling on the top right) that's forming this insanely clear mirror. This crap is either trying to figure out what the gas pocket is or is looking at it's reflection for the first time.

>>81321984
>fake as fuck

You poor, poor child.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEtbFm_CjE0

>>81319871
Oh my god did that thing eat the brain of the fish

>>81320227
>THE FINAL BOSS APPEARS

>>81319795
/v/ had deep sea threads???

>>81323211
yeah, plenty
even some anon posted a whole game concept that will never be made or something like that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjiCQgiM7-I

>>81305939
>Watch Leviathan hyped for some Loch Ness Kino
>Get a shitty moon rune parable about some slut and her house

>>81315974
Based

>>81321563
in english doc

>>81315974
Sounds like something out of a godzilla film

>>81323419
He fucking exploded into bits sending gore all over the place

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>>81320515

NEVER

EVER

>>81322108
>>81322217
This is a great cave diving story
>https://www.outsideonline.com/1922711/raising-dead

>>81315359
tons of poisonous shit.

hate the idea of the ocean.

i got a scuba diving license but im never gonna scuba in the ocean, the idea of dying from stepping on a cone snail or some shit puts me off.

hate poisonous creatures

>>81323419
the pressure differential was so great that it pushed him through a 24" diameter hole, ripped him into pieces, his guts flew everywhere and parts of him were found 30' above the hole.

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>>81323459

>>81305770
It's expensive and difficult to do underwater filming. Which is a shame, because open ocean is a fairly common fear and the fact that 90% of the ocean is unexplored means there is tons of potential for horror.

It doesn't even have to be big-budget, either. There was a low budget movie about a couple left behind in open water off the coast of Australia on a diving trip and it was great, really scary (sequel was shit though).

>>81307197
This anon gets it.

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>>81323048
>the guy died alone in a fucking swimming pool after being stuck for like hours until the oxygen ran out

Holy fucking shit I used to play with these drains when I was a kid

>>81322108
Cave diving is possibly the stupidest thing you could ever do. Even cliff diving is safer.

>>81323564
>90% of the ocean is unexplored

Remember how people used to think the Kraken was a myth and then we discovered giant squids? God know what else is down there.

>>81313905
It's a good thing I don't speak Norwegian because that would have ruined The Thing in the first 5 minutes.

>that joke about the Muslim girl on the crew
Trollhunter was great. Is the trollhunter guy some sort of comedian in Norway?

>>81319377
>tfw Youropoor
>worked on a ship for 2 years in the Black Sea

The Greeks hated that shit and I don't blame them

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I need a movie based on the events of the Fishing Hamlet and the Bottomless Sea in Bloodborne. For those that don't know:

>villagers find and presumably kill alien god dwelling in the ocean
>brought ashore
>villagers infested with parasites
>members of a high ranking church sent to investigate
>secretly there to see if infected have grown eyes inside their skulls
>kill everyone and split there heads open
>one kills herself out of remorse
>other goes on to create a loli doll in her image

Lots of other fucked shit like a grown fetus harboring a nightmare inside it's dead mother, but that's the basics.

>>81319991
Did you say hi to it and then congratulate it for its star making role in Prometheus?

>>81323515

Subnautica kinda gets there. Not as out and out spoopy, though.

>>81321399
i see that ur trying to use smart person arguments, but if you are saying theres intelligent life at the bottom of the ocean you are not a smart person

>>81322647
zoo books

>>81305770
your mom has to be good enough to be cast to be quite honest family

>>81322938
Fuck seaweed. I hate that shit

>>81322848
The males fuse to the sides of females and shrink until they're just testicles. Pretty bad deal.

>>81322551
you moron intelligent deep sea life already exists anyway

>>81324192
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8EvnM2XUTI

jesus fucking christ man

why do i remember this stupid shit, fuck

>>81310583

James Cameron has signed blood pacts.
This will not happening in his life or until the almost in-gessable amount of money runs out.

>>81320277
This is making me sad.

>>81325318

name 1

>>81306889
remember that it's easier to survive at 0 atmosphere than at 200, we haven't even begun to explore the ocean

>>81319663
why did he swim dash into the mouth?

>>81322131
Space Station 33 meets SOMA meets The Abyss

>>81322464
Like the murky kind of containers they keep alligators and eels in?

deepstar six

>>81321702
you're a retard mate. the evolution pressure to develop intelligence is based on the complexity of the task the animal has to engage in. everything in the ocean is just sitting in a soup of random interaction they dont have complex hunting strategies so no need to develop complex minds as it would be a huge waste of energy (of which they have little).

>>81326868
fuck you I watched that based on a /tv/ recommendation

>>81323002
With shit like this existing even the cinematography and scenery of underwaterkino could be spectacular

>>81310793
I am a lowbrow-cinema lover and I think the average person is smarter than given credit for but even I have to admit that modern audiences are absolutely not equipped to deal with Moby Dick. It's not about a guy who really hates a whale and wants to stab it. It's a deeply Christian book and the only parts that aren't archaic and allegorical involve a long-dead trade that would probably turn people's stomachs.

also there is no way it could be faithfully made in todays crybaby faggot infested world. "there's too many white people on this nineteenth century American ship!"

>>81319991
>Subsea engineer
what are the specific qualifications needed? must be cool be working and meeting random strange animals that no one ever sees. Also do you know what are some areas sea biologists work?

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>>81305770

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>>81305770
DELET THIS

THESE FILMS SHOULD NOT EXIST

>>81306381
Godzilla

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>>81310446
bathophobia

>>81327518
whaaa ben templesmith did a dagon graphic novel? i fuckin loved 30 days of night. coolest vamp teeth.

snow... snowtown? the weird crime procedural type comic he did. Loved that too. Don't remember finishing it but I wish it panned out into something more. Felt like there was some kind of post-apoc or paranormal vibe to the town. Kind of like that game "Condemned: Criminal Origins"

>>81321399
Intelligence is not the "end goal" of evolution

>>81327615
Imagine the edge of the cliff he dives in is actually just the edge of a creature's mouth

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>>81327657
Anon, no

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>>81321661
>Mystery Shaft
W-what's the mystery? Do I want to know?

>>81323002
>compressed gas trapped in the funnel that's forming this insanely clear mirror
how

>>81327657
imagine it's just the edge of a cliff diving into deep sea darkness. reality is scarier than fiction

>>81327798
Kek, just noticed this. Naming something "mystery shaft" and "hall of the mountain king" might be some very unfortunate choices if you DON'T want people to risk their life going down further.

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>>81322004
psh thats nothing

>>81322008
>an ancient evil awakens

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>>81321454
Ok George Costanza

>>81306175
Learn to space, faggot.

>>81306944
And on that day we will call you a hero.

>>81319814
The Trench storyline which I wager is why they got James Wan to direct Aquaman has horror fuel in it via humanoid piranha creatures from the deepest part of the ocean. It will be a monster movie primarily.

>>81319785
I've just found anohter reason to be afraid of the ocean. go me.

>>81320478
when you say bladder full of gas was it trapped under the rock surface or did someone have to fart out of their pisshole?

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>>81306889
Easily the most triggering post

I keep seeing this advertised

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5210376/

wonder if its good

The ocean is loaded with human shit from cruisers and other boats, not to mention thousands of fucking sewers from nigger """""countries"""".

>>81321999
Our curiosity and aversion to boredom has been a huge factor in our evolutionary success, hence why we have it.

>>81310633
The Sphere could've been the scariest movie of all time but the "its aliums" was kind of lame and the execution left a lot to be desired. It kind of frustrates me how good it could've been. When the giant sea monster suddenly appears on the radar I violently shit my pants. There is so much good in the movie but its so so bad. A real disappointment.

>>81308096
You could do alternate history, e.g nazis built secret underwater bases to hide out and tie it with some insane occult stuff (they summon a deep sea leviathan etc)

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>>81327615

>>81322771

Apparently a 4k restoration is in the works.

>1994
>South African diver attempts to dive 1000ft deep sinkhole called Bushman's Hole
>passes out 160ft from the surface and dies
>body sinks all the way to the bottom of the cave, considered too deep and too dangerous to recover
>10 years later
>Australian diver attempts to recover the body
>finds it at the bottom of the hole
>when he cuts it loose the body unexpectedly begins to float up, causing him to become entangled in lines
>loses consciousness trying to untangle himself and dies
>a few months later both bodies float to the surface

He filmed the whole thing too, pretty eerie stuff:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF4iFJ-G74o

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>>81328137

>A continent wide underground cave system with three strata levels where shit like unknown horrors in the lower dark kill things in upper dark for breakfast.

yeah no

>>81323504
venomous anon. you hate venomous creatures

>>81323305
That was pure russian kino.

>>81310446
i had the pleasure to swim 300NM off the coast of new zealand i wasn't scared before but once i was in it is amazing how fast currants are i had to swim overarm(freestyle) to keep up the boat we jumped off which wasn't moving

>>81321514
you must have a pretty closed view on the world if you think everyone on here is a stay at home neet. marine biology is one of the easier scientific fields to get into (hopefully not to offensive to the other guy)

>>81310446
same here. went snorkelling with my family a few times and it gave me nightmares for weeks.

>>81326677

he got sucked in

>>81320392
>>81307028
How would you film it though? The whole thing works because its in the guys pov

>>81306381
Your mom

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>>81321901
>every inch explored
>small unmapped spot in the middle of mapped stuff
>"The Unknown"
>right next to "The Crypt"

Yeah, fuck that!

>>81327657
Imagine he's not diving but being sucked in. And it's getting darker and colder with every second.

>>81324192
I never got my fucking tiger poster

>>81327518
>>81327620
Can i read this somewhere for free?

>>81327657
Imagine it's your moms giant pussy

>>81305770
After watching the putrid "The Shallows", I'm in need for good deep sea horror.

>>81327657
Oh.
It reminds me of the ending of a movie.
The Borderlands.

But I've said enough. Huhuhu.

>>81323787
Yes he is. Otto Jespersen was quite popular in his day

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because we aren't fucking NERDS like you, lol

I want tits, ass and Mark Wahlberg

>>81307369
THICC

My word, does concept art ScarJo have a god-tier belly game...

>>81327636
While evolution is simply a process and doesn't have an end goal, the ultimate product of it would be:

Creatures impervious enough to shrug off a changing environment.

Creatures adaptable enough to acclimate to a changing environment.

Creatures intelligent enough to simply change their environment.

Also, many species of octopus are highly intelligent.

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>>81307369

>>81332385
>That negative ass

DROPPED

>>81332423

it keeps black men way

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QUICK! POST BIG SCARY SEA MONSTERS

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>>81307369
>>81332385
Looks like they experimented with what Major best suited Scarjo. I did really like her in her Arise outfit

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How come no movie has made me creeped out as Spielberg's War of the Worlds did with the first Tripod reveal scene? I wish we could have something like that with giant monsters

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Even this fan made photo creeps me the fuck out

>A giant Alien machine appearing in your neighborhood

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>>81319499
proto slime girl

someone splice this animal's dna asap

>>81332585
>giant monsters
not even the Mist?

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>>81306889
DUDE no one knows what is in every corner of the ocean. There could be a giant spoopy monster swimming around in the bottomless pit that is hidden by rocks and sand for all we know

>>81332663
>not even the Mist?
never seen that. it has giant monsters in it? will watch

>>81332553
>>81332585
>>81332619
Check out the Mist. 5/10 movie with 10/10 monsters

>>81332585
Agreed.

It's why a live action Evangelion film series could be LOTR or Star Wars-good if given to someone with the right combination of that sense of atmosphere and that pull with the studios that you'd need to do it right.

Body horror angels treated like the tripods in War Of The World's would be amazing to see. It would be better still, if they treated the EVA's the same way and really pushed how freakishly alien and alive they were as well.

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>>81306889

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>>81306889
>>81332711

What are some good films about the sea or that take place at sea or generally have a lot to do with the sea?

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>>81332757

>>81332740
>James Cameron being near at the bottom of the ocean
Rumor has it that Avatar 2 takes place underwater

>mfw Cameron builds an underwater film set to film the movie
I hate the thought of Avatar sequels but if he actually did this.. he has my fucking respect

>>81332740
okay frilled sharks are going to give me nightmares now with or without kino

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>>81332757
Pirates of the Carribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales

I actually want to see this movie for pic related.

Looks like it may be Ocean Kino

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>>81332843

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>be diver
>see this coming at you
wat do

>>81326677
>predator massively expands mouth
that creates lower pressure in the mouth, causing suction to bring the pressure back up
it's the same way your lungs suck oxygen in your nose/mouth

>>81328973
after having read this >>81323487 article i really really don´t want to watch that video

>shaws two friends/dive mates watching it because they want to know exactly how he died
>they have to turn the sound off because the only thing they hear is shaw hyperventilating
if i´ve ever had a desire for diving, it´s totally gone now

>>81332959

nothing, basking sharks are awesome and their throat is like the size of a basketball so you wont be swallowed by a flter feeding plankton eater.

>>81329741
not really, anything that happens could be presented in third person

>>81332959
Get out of the way

>>81329563
>marine biology is one of the easier scientific fields to get into
>but not everyone is a shut in NEET on here
>marine biology is an easy field
KEK, this delusuon

>>81329563
>you must have a pretty closed view on the world if you think everyone on here is a stay at home neet
Are you new?

>>81327636
Which is something I never said, kiddo.

>>81327229
>I don't know how smart squids are
>I don't think marine life has complex hunting strategies
Wew

>>81327229
All of this is fucking wrong, bud.

>>81324118
>you aren't a smart person if you suggest there is intelligent life in the 95 percent of unexplored oceans on earth
You should just kill yourself, mate. I'm sort of sick of pseudo-intellectual armchair biologists in here.