In Something in the Water, Lizzie, the radiant bride-to-be, is the center of attention. Her close-knit group of friends, each with their own distinct personalities and quirks, have flown in to celebrate her upcoming nuptials.

There’s the level-headed organizer, Sana; the quick-witted jokester, Erin; the fiercely loyal Maya; and the ever-supportive Amara. However, a shadow of tension disrupts the carefree atmosphere.

Meg, another member of the group, finds herself face-to-face with her ex-girlfriend, Kayla, who’s unexpectedly joined the festivities.

Old wounds resurface, and the reunion takes an awkward turn.

Despite the initial discomfort, the friends decide to put aside their differences and embrace the celebratory spirit.

To cap off the festivities, they rent a boat for a private excursion along the stunning coastline.

As they cruise through the crystal-clear waters, laughter fills the air, worries fade away, and the promise of a carefree adventure begins.

But paradise can be a fleeting illusion. Their idyllic day takes a horrifying turn when disaster strikes.

The boat malfunctions, leaving them stranded miles from shore with a growing sense of panic.

As if on cue, a menacing presence emerges from the depths—a predator with razor-sharp teeth and an insatiable hunger.

A shark circles their crippled vessel, its presence a constant reminder of their precarious situation.

Panic sets in as the friends grapple with their predicament. Old resentments simmer amidst the terror, threatening to tear the group apart.

Each woman possesses unique strengths and weaknesses.

Sana, with her calm demeanor, attempts to strategize a plan.

Erin, ever the optimist, tries to keep their spirits high with her trademark humor.

Maya’s fierce protectiveness fuels her determination to keep everyone safe, while Amara’s resourcefulness might hold the key to their survival.

Meg, haunted by her past and struggling to forgive, must overcome her internal battles to contribute to the group’s fight.

With the setting sun painting the sky in ominous hues, the clock starts ticking.

As the shark becomes bolder in its attacks, the friends are forced to confront their deepest fears and rely on each other’s resilience.

They must work together, drawing on their individual strengths and past experiences, to devise a daring escape plan.