4/5 Film review "Sea of Fear"
  by James W. Pixley (Corona, CA United States)
This story of two vacationing couples is a true "scary" murder mystery. There is intrigue, suspense, action and surprises in this film. The fact that this murder mystery takes place on a small boat alone in a very large ocean adds to the desperation of the horrible situation the couples are thrown into. A good "edge of the seat" murder mystery, for sure!

1/5 This has to be the worst movie ever!!!
  by Joe E. Holman (San Antonio, TX USA)
Folks, I've seen a lot of bad movies in my time, but this one takes the cake for being the very worst movie of modern times. Words do not describe how bad this movie is! I'm serious! The acting is horribly stilted, the choreography is wretched, and, well, basically, there's not a single redeeming quality about this movie. This was worse than Mission to Mars, Fear dot com, Battlefield Earth, Beloved, Showgirls, and even Manos the Hands of Fate! Do not get this movie! You WILL regret it!


1/5 Borrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrring
  by Music Lover in Omaha (Omaha, Ne)
Forget Rozerum. If your dreams miss you, try and watch this film. I woke up refreshed.

1/5 Sea of Cheeese !
  by offplanetbeing (Planet Earth)
A group of people on a small boat and one by one they all get killed. A very predictable movie with bad acting and a lame story with a boring approach. No suspense no thrills and no chills. This movie belongs on the shelf at the Dollar Store.

2/5 Sea Something Else
  by fra7299 (California, United States)
The premise of the movie is interesting. I mean, who doesn't like a murder mystery, especially the idea of it being at sea, characters disappearing one by one and the audience wondering who it will be? It was enough to make me want to go rent this movie.

However, the problems with this movie come from a plethora of areas. First of all, the acting is pretty atrocious. The characters seem a little wooden, seemingly just going through the motions of the script, and, because of this, many of the scenes kind of just die (no pun intended). Another perplexing element is the preposterousness of having a killer aboard a tiny boat, and no one seemingly being able to see or figure out who it is. Are we to believe that no one can hear the victim's screams as they are being attacked? Perhaps the most annoying aspect of the film is the over abundance of plot twists (as one reviewer mentioned), and the attempt to explain them all away in the film's final twenty to thirty minutes. This really is a disservice to anyone who actually tried to follow the film. The dark and murky camera scenes make it hard to figure out what is going on much of the movie. Finally, what's with the odd choice of background music during the film? This completely kills any sense of suspense this movie is supposed to have.

This is an average movie at best. At worst, it isn't very good.