Jaws: The Revenge | Garbage Day!

dec 30, 2022 at 8:00 PM

Here comes Santa Jaws! The fourth and final film in the Jaws franchise left us on a merry note as the titular shark (yes, we're saying the shark is named Jaws) stalks Mrs. Brody and her family to the Bahamas during the holiday season! That's right, baby, Jaws: The Revenge is a Christmas movie! Co-starring Academy Award® Winner Michael Caine and MINT Film Festival® Lifetime Achievement Award honoree Mario Van Peebles, this "classic" film turns 35 this year, so what better time to revisit the best of the worst Jaws sequels at the Babcock for a Garbage Day celebration! Featuring a special introduction from Creative Director Brian Oestreich and "Ghoul School" and "Look Good For the Boys" podcast host Andy Sell!

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