Trailer: 

In Bait (2012), a serene beach town turns into a nightmare when a freak tsunami sweeps through, trapping a group of strangers inside a flooded supermarket. Amidst the chaos and rising waters, they soon realize they are not alone. ᴅᴇᴀᴅly sharks, unleashed by the flooding, begin hunting them down one by one.

As the survivors scramble to find an escape, they must confront not only the terror of the sharks but their own personal demons. Among the trapped are a disgraced former cop, a troubled young woman, and a group of tourists—all forced to put aside their differences and work together to survive. Time is running out as the water rises, and the sharks grow more aggressive.

With a ticking clock and no way out, the survivors are pushed to their limits. Tension, fear, and desperation fill every moment as they fight not just for survival, but for a chance at redemption. Bait is a pulse-pounding thriller that keeps the audience on edge, blending heart-stopping action with emotional depth. The question isn’t just who will survive—it’s how far they’ll go to stay alive in the most unforgiving of circumstances.