Deep Blue Sea - The Podcast
Film, TV & Pop Culture
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Deep Blue Sea is the greatest movie ever made about genetically modified sharks attempting to escape their aquatic prison. To celebrate this beautiful film, Mark Hofmeyer and Jay Cluitt are dedicating the first 33 episodes to discussing the 33 chapters on the Deep Blue Sea DVD. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this deep dive into a classic film.
Episodes
- Episode 281 - People in Cargo Shorts Yelling at Each Other
Jay and Mark are joined by Dr. Daryl McPhee, author of "Sharks Down Under," to discuss "Unsure Shooting," the 31st chapter of Deep Blue Sea. They also talk about BMX Bandits, Australian shark films, and Rose Byrne in movies.
- Bonus Episode - Deep Water (2026) Spoiler-Free Review
Jay and Mark provide a spoiler-free review of the 2026 film Deep Water. They discuss the movie, which features a plane crash and sharks, along with other plane crash films and director Renny Harlin.
- Episode 280 - Anaconda 3: Offspring (2008)
This episode features Jay and Mark discussing the 2008 film Anaconda 3: Offspring. They cover the movie's plot, actors, and other related topics.
- Episode 279 - Thrash (2026)
Jay and Mark discuss the 2026 survival horror film Thrash, which focuses on South Carolina residents dealing with raging waters, pouring rain, and hungry sharks. The film is directed by Tommy Wirkola and stars Phoebe Dynevor, Whitney Peak,…
- Episode 278 - American Pie-land
Jay and Mark are joined by MJ Smith to discuss “Come to Mama,” the 30th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. They also talk about palm-slicing, cinematic sacrifices, and casting Johnny Knoxville in DBS.
- Episode 277 - Mega Python vs Gatoroid (2011)
Jay and Mark are joined by Nick Rehak to discuss the film "Mega Python vs Gatoroid" (2011). The episode covers topics such as the movie's plot, running on water, gala slap fighting, and the ethics of killing Cthulhu.
- Episode 276 - The Deep Blue Sea (2011)
This episode of Deep Blue Sea: The Podcast features Jay and Mark discussing the 2011 film The Deep Blue Sea. They cover the romantic drama, its stars, and specific elements like smoking, crying, and Battenberg cakes.
- Episode 275 (Swim Swim Blub Blub Nom Nom)
Jay and Mark discuss "Time to Kill," chapter 29 of "Deep Blue Sea," with Dr. Jack A. Cooper. They also cover topics such as Thomas Jane, bounty hunter sharks, and delicate stepping.
- Episode 274 - Black Water (2007) and Black Water: Abyss (2020)
This episode features a discussion by Jay and Mark about the films Black Water (2007) and Black Water: Abyss (2020). They cover attractive characters, hungry crocodiles, flashlight use, pregnant characters in crocodile films, and Smaug the…
- Episode 273 (Friday the 13th - 1980)
Jay and Mark discuss the 1980 film Friday the 13th, focusing on its aquatic elements such as waterlogged mayhem, Kevin Bacon belly-flopping, and lakeside decapitations. They also discuss horror franchises.
- Episode 272 (Attack of the Meth Gator - 2023)
Jay and DJ Valentine discuss the movie "Attack of the Meth Gator". The conversation covers plot details about a meth-enhanced alligator and its impact on a Florida town, along with broader themes within the drugged-up killer animal film ge…
- Episode 271 (They Just Did Some Science)
Jay and Mark are joined by Sarah Buddery to discuss Chapter 28 of Deep Blue Sea, "Preacher Gets Cross." Topics include submerged scenes, arsonist Orcas, and milk headaches.
- Episode 270 (The Strangers - Chapter 3)
Jay and Mark review The Strangers - Chapter 3. They discuss the film, directed by Renny Harlin and starring Madelaine Petsch, Gabriel Basso, and Richard Brake.
- Episode 269 (Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid - 2004)
Jay and Mark discuss the 2004 film Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid. The movie focuses on a group of scientists searching for an orchid that may grant eternal life.
- Episode 268 (Ernest Saves Aquatica)
Mark and Jay, with guest Matt Poirier, analyze Chapter 27 of Deep Blue Sea. They discuss various elements from the film, including demon fish and underwater martial arts.
- Episode 267 (The Strangers – Chapter 2 - 2025)
Mark and Jay discuss Renny Harlin's film, The Strangers - Chapter 2. They evaluate the movie ahead of the release of Chapter 3.
- Episode 266 (Anaconda - 2025)
This episode of Deep Blue Sea - The Podcast features a discussion of the 2025 reboot of Anaconda. Guests Jeanette Ward and Aaron Neuwirth join hosts Mark and Jay to talk about the film, its stars, and connections to other movies.
- Episode 265 (Aquatic Stud Muffin)
Jay and Mark are joined by Helen O'Hara to discuss "Deep-Fried," the 26th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. They also discuss empowering bikinis, squishy skin, and hydraulic stud muffins.
- Episode 264 (Piranhaconda - 2012)
This episode of Deep Blue Sea - The Podcast covers the 2012 movie Piranhaconda. The discussion includes fake bad acting, jungle mercenaries, and aggressive ATV driving.
- Episode 263 (The 2025 Deep Blue Scenes Celebration)
Jay and Mark discuss their favorite 2025 movie moments from various films, including scenes with angry snowmen, leaky faucets, swimming pools, fish tanks, causeway chases, and exploding water. They cover movies such as The Ballad of Wallis…
- Episode 262 (A Hot Rivet)
Jay and Mark are joined by Petros P to discuss "Brothers Never Make It," the 25th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. They also talk about ambush ambassadors, magic VHS players, and water-named actors.
- Episode 261 (Refuge - 2023)
Jay and Mark review the 2023 supernatural thriller Refuge, directed by Renny Harlin. The discussion includes the film's plot, cast, and unique production elements.
- Episode 260 (Batman: The Movie - 1966)
This episode of Deep Blue Sea - The Podcast features Jay and Todd Liebenow discussing the 1966 film, Batman: The Movie. They specifically cover the film's aquatic scenes, rubber sharks, and various comedic aspects, action-oriented plot poi…
- Episode 259 (Shark Attack 3: Megalodon - 2022)
This episode features a discussion of the film Shark Attack 3: Megalodon. Jay and Emily Slade talk about various aspects of the movie, including old cameras, unnecessary deceptions, and smart dogs.
- Episode 258 (Beast of War - 2025)
Jay and Mark discuss the 2025 shark thriller Beast of War, focusing on a group of soldiers harassed by a shark. The episode also covers water tanks, mystical sharks, and shock grenades.
- Episode 257 (Two Knobs)
Jay and Mark are joined by Jonathan W. Hickman to discuss "Thumbs Up, Man Down," the 24th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. They also talk about underwater hand motions and thumb-up scenes.
- Episode 256 (Shark Attack 2 - 2000)
In this episode, Jay and Matt Poirier discuss the movie Shark Attack 2. They also touch on topics such as traumatic field trips, surfer buffets and cannon-induced spit-takes, and a jetski versus shark sequence.
- Episode 255 (Shark Attack - 1999)
Jay and Amanda Kirkham discuss the 1999 film "Shark Attack." They talk about the film's plot, which involves cancer-resistant sharks, and share their observations on the movie's elements.
- Episode 254 (Comedians in Boats Catching Fish)
Jay and Mark are joined by Ross Benes to discuss "Preacher's Legacy," a chapter from Deep Blue Sea. The episode also covers 1999 horror movies and LL Cool J film soundtracks.
- Episode 253 (The Last Voyage of the Demeter - 2023)
Jay and Mark discuss the movie The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023). They cover the film's plot, its cast, and elements like creepy cargo and water scenes in vampire movies.
- Episode 252 (The Faculty - 1998)
Jay and Mark discuss the film The Faculty (1998). They talk about the aquatic mayhem in the movie.
- Episode 251 (A Little Preachy)
Jay and Mark are joined by Christian Bogh to discuss "Obstacles," the 22nd chapter of Deep Blue Sea. They also talk about sharks in Sweden, kitchen fights, and Christian's book titled "Shark! Into the Jaws on an Unstoppable Genre."
- Episode 250 (Haunting of the Queen Mary - 2023)
Jay and Mark are joined by Professor Mike Dillon to discuss the 2023 horror film Haunting of the Queen Mary. They also talk about creepy phones, trauma, and mid-peril conversations.
- Episode 249 (It Follows - 2015)
This episode of Deep Blue Sea: The Podcast reviews the pool scene from the film It Follows (2015). The hosts analyze the characters' attempt to defeat a shape-shifting demon using a swimming pool and electrical items.
- Episode 248 (Housewives of Aquatica)
Jay and Mark are joined by Kevin Kulp to discuss "All Relative," the 21st chapter of Deep Blue Sea. They also talk about bilge pumps, jealous sharks, and the Aquatica chill work squad.
- Episode 247 (Piranha 3DD - 2012)
This episode of Deep Blue Sea - The Podcast features a discussion of the film Piranha 3DD. Jay and Lisa Leaheey talk about the movie, in which piranhas enter an adult-themed water park.
- Episode 246 (Hot Spring Shark Attack - 2024)
Jay and Mark discuss the 2024 shark film "Hot Spring Shark Attack." They talk about the plot, which involves sharks attacking a seaside resort, and the cast members.
- Episode 245 (Cheeseburger of Their Dreams)
This episode of Deep Blue Sea features Jay and Mark with guest Maria Lewis. They discuss the chapter "Out of Reach," shark movies, and horror movie rap theme songs.
- Episode 244 (Piranha 3D - 2010)
Jay and Jessica Manzo-Kyte discuss the movie Piranha 3D. They cover topics such as skeletons, the effects of being underwater, and drinking while fishing.
- Episode 243 (Abandon Ship - 1957)
Jay and David Brook discuss the 1957 film "Abandon Ship," also known as "Seven Waves Away." The conversation covers moral dilemmas and various characters from the movie.
- Episode 242 (Hot Dumdums in Space)
Jay and Mark are joined by DeVaughn Taylor to discuss "Elevator Shaft," the 19th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. They also discuss elevator horror, suspicious walking, and The Covenant (2006).
- Episode 241 (The Rift - 1990)
Mark and Jay, with guest Fred Andersson, review the 1990 film "The Rift." They discuss the movie's plot, which involves a submarine crew encountering rubber monsters while attempting to rescue another submarine.
- Episode 240 (Cruel Jaws - 1995)
Jay and Kevin Kulp discuss "Cruel Jaws," an unofficial "Jaws" film from 1995. They analyze how the movie incorporated footage and plot elements from various sources to create a cohesive narrative.
- Episode 239 (Angry Goldfish)
Jay and Mark are joined by Rev. Scott K from The Church of Tarantino to discuss chapter 18 of Deep Blue Sea, titled "A Whole Lot Worse." The episode also covers Carter's leadership, theatre sharks, and Sam Jackson's creature-related deaths.
- Episode 238 (Piranha II: The Spawning
Jay is joined by James Cameron correspondent Heather Baxendale-Walsh to discuss "Piranha II: The Spawning." They cover topics such as genetically modified flying piranha, live fish hiding in dead bodies, and Lance Henrikssen's character.
- Episode 237 (Jurassic World: Rebirth)
Jay and Mark continue their "Deep Blue Scene" Series, focusing on "Jurassic World: Rebirth." They discuss the aquatic aspects of the film, "Skrein-time," dinosaur behavior, and raft construction.
- Episode 236 (Preach Cobbler)
Jay, Mark, and Abe Moua discuss "Oven Cooked," the 17th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. They also talk about mid-movie kill lines, hungry fighting, and parrot ghosts.
- Episode 235 (Fear Below - 2025)
Jay and Mark discuss the 2025 shark thriller Fear Below. They also talk about van sharks, generic titles, and Hermione Corfield's roles in various films.
- Episode 234 (Dangerous Animals - 2025)
Jay and Mark discuss the 2025 shark thriller Dangerous Animals, directed by Sean Byrne and starring Jai Courtney, Hassie Harrison, and Josh Heuston. The episode also covers dancing serial killers, shark shadows, and films that drag you int…
- Episode 233 (The Greatest Twist in Cinema History)
Jay and Mark discuss "Close Call," chapter 16 of Deep Blue Sea. Topics also include shark-based wrestlers, refreshing spin kicks, and Batman franchise aquatic scenes.