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Is there a shark movie that is scarier than Jaws? What is the sneaky secret hidden in the Loch Ness monster\u2019s name? How did the Gill-man in Creature from the Black Lagoon become a romantic hero? Do mermaids count as sea monsters? What terrifying sea creature was discovered to really exist, and just what on earth is a globster?From Kraken to kaiju, Open Water to The Shallows, monsters of the deep have fascinated and horrified us for centuries. There\u2019s even a name for the fear of deep bodies of water: thalassophobia. Humans have a natural fear of predators in the water, and yet we just can\u2019t stop thinking about them! There are a lot of deep water monster movies out there; good, bad, strange and \u2018so bad it\u2019s good\u2019. This book has collected some of the best, worst and most interesting out there
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