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Deep Rising

Director/Writer:	Stephen Sommers
Director of Photography:	Howard Atherton
Editors:	Bob Ducsay and John Wright
Music:	Jerry Goldsmith
Production Designer:	Holger Gross
Producers:	Laurence Mark and John Baldecchi
	Hollywood Pictures; R; 106 minutes
Release:	2/98
Cast:	Treat Williams, Famke Janssen, Anthony Heald, Kevin J. O'Connor and Wes Studi

There's nothing deep about Deep Rising: a slimy monster attacks a luxury liner. One fearless, tank-topped female passenger (Janssen) and a group of modern-day pirates, who had come aboard to rob the ship, try to survive by mounting a machine-gun attack on the tentacled sea creature. But no amount of machine-gun fire or humorous quips from hapless passengers can save this sinker.

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