Ozark Sharks

Dawn arrives with crucial information about the planned fireworks festival and helps coordinate a warning to others. She proves to be resourceful and proactive, willing to take action to protect the group and bystanders.

A wary teen who helps patrol the shore and participates in the plan to survive. He is loyal to Molly and decisive under pressure, working with others to evacuate survivors and confront the threat.

Molly proves to be the group’s most effective survivor, killing a shark and coordinating efforts to track down others. She is fearless, resourceful, and willing to take extreme measures, such as using fireworks to disable the predators.

A shopkeeper with knowledge of the lake who explains the shark threat and ultimately sacrifices himself during the attack. His insights and courage anchor the group’s understanding of the danger.

Harrison and Molly’s father who endures brutal injuries while protecting his family and helping others to shore. He loses two fingers in a brutal bite, and his resilience fuels the group’s determination to survive.

Rick’s partner who remains steadfast, provides support during the crisis, and helps signal rescuers with a flare after an attack. She embodies endurance and practical courage.

Grandma is devoured by a shark during a lake visit, a grim reminder of the danger that lurks beneath the water. Her loss underscores the stakes and the human cost of the predatory threat.

Harrison’s friend who enters with the group and brings tension, ultimately meeting a fatal end. His presence highlights the unpredictable perils of survival.

The local law enforcement figure who questions the danger and tries to respond as the situation escalates. His skepticism contrasts with the group’s urgency.