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Together with the gore, there's enough freaky weirdness and downright perversion to keep most seasoned horror fans happy.
With The Divide, Gens created another stylish genre flick.
The ABCs of Death
Gens made a shark film, set in Paris. It sounds like one of those lame C-horrors, and sure enough, there's plenty of cheese and suspension of disbelief needed to get to the end, but there's also some fun to be had, especially during the latter half of the film. Sophie is the sole survivor of a shark attack in the middle of the ocean. She led a team of shark experts, but bumped into an evolved species that didn't behave like the other sharks. Three years after the trauma, the shark that killed her team turns up in the middle of Paris, and she isn't alone. Don't expect any realism, this isn't that kind of film. Instead, Gens has some fun with genre tropes and bumping up the kill count. The start of the film is a little slow, but once it gets up to steam it's a decent enough genre flick, with a hilarious finale. Far from his best, but good genre fun nonetheless.Read all
