21 Times Hollywood Made Us Too Terrified To Go To The Beach

Where a sexy Jessica Alba and Paul Walker (RIP) scuba dive their way into a fight with drug dealers.

Not so much the movie as the fact that it is based on an all too true story where someone loses an arm to a shark.

When Hollywood showed us how easy it is to get stuck with an annoying mermaid.

Mutant sharks? Sounds even better than regular sharks.

When a group of friends thinks its cool to go on a boating trip but it ends up not being cool when the boat sinks and a shark starts hunting them.

What's worse than regular sharks and mutant sharks? Sand sharks. Sharks on the sand where they're not supposed to be.

When a bunch of experienced sailors (and hotties) end up crashing their ship in a terrifying storm.

What could make summer camp more terrifying?

In this 1980 horror film, the ocean isn't your enemy, the beach is.

Spring break gone awry by human thirsty piranha...and in 3D.

This 2000 "Indie Horror Film" about a seemingly regular teenage girl at a party who turns out to have a crazy case of multiple personality disorder.

The wikipedia description says it best, "An earthquake unleashes huge, prehistoric sharks that terrorize scenic California." Oy vey.

This thriller follows a couple embarking to get their scuba certifications. Little did they know they'd be left behind in the ocean.

While not quite the beach, this submarine horror film will make you claustrophobic and terrified of the open sea all at once.

Kids are just having fun, right? Unless they spend their summer accidentally killing people. Also Freddie Prince Jr.

Summer camp is supposed to be the most carefree time of our lives. Until a "mad stabber" finds his happy place in the bunkhouse and bathrooms of this one.

One of the catalysts to Americans fear of sharks.

Getting stranded on an island with a bunch of hotties and brainiacs, not such a bad thing, right? Until a mystical something is trying to kill everyone.

Where Blake Lively gets trapped out in the ocean by a vicious shark.

Where Tom Hanks gets stranded on an island by himself for what feels like forever.

As if they hadn't scared us enough already.