Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Shark

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Shark is a horror film about a reclusive doctor struggling with the loss of his wife. Driven by grief and obsession, Henry Jekyll uses an experimental drug called Sharcopine, which transforms him into a predatory human-shark hybrid. In this state, he wanders the city and attacks anyone he perceives as a threat to the twisted bond he maintains with his deceased partner.

The movie was written, produced, and directed by Bret McCormick. It is the second film he has directed, following his 1996 project Repligator. The cast is led by Randy Clower, who plays the role of Jekyll, and includes Nicholas Darrow, Tyus Berry, Dani Bliss, and Victoria Chaney. This United States production was released through Wild Eye Releasing and has a total runtime of 73 minutes.