Octopus

Year: 2000

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: English

Director: John Eyres

HorrorActionThriller

In 1962, a Russian submarine carrying nuclear cargo for Castro is sunk by U.S. forces during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Later the submarine Roosevelt is crippled by a force and dragged to a wreck seabed that includes the lost Soviet vessel, feeding a radioactive octopus. The crew can only escape in a sub or a cruise ship, with no mercy.

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