If you’re watching the movie with English subtitles on, you will see a lot of the caption "panicked screams."

Under Paris Review - Xavier Gens' shark horror movie swims onto Netflix globally on June 5, but is it worth checking out?

Directed by Xavier Gens ('Lupin'), Netflix's shark thriller 'Under Paris' starring Bérénice Bejo makes the most of its premise.

This preposterous Gallic shark thriller is no Jaws, but it’s a little better than your average fin flick.

Sometimes a wonderfully simple pitch is all a movie needs: There’s a shark (or sharks) in the Seine. Go!

A killer shark invades Paris in Xavier Gens' eco-satire Netflix thriller. Read the Empire review.

It's 'The Meg', but French – and somehow even more ridiculous. 'Under Paris' finds a terrifying monster stalking the capital's sewer system

So this summer's dumb, gonzo shark movie is French, and is about endangered sharks "evolving" and taking their "swim-eat-procreate" act up the River Seine to Paris. "Under Paris" lives down to that "dumb" label, with diver after diver suiting up, first scene to last, before our "expert" (Bérénice Bejo of "The Artist" and "A Knight's…

Steven Spielberg’s Jaws? The Shallows? Sharknado? Tommy Wiseau’s Big Shark? Check. Xavier Gens’ shark-in-Paris movie bridges the gap between shark thrillers.