Jaws featured some of the scariest shark attacks in film. But its scariest could've been even more haunting had it not been ...

I always find myself rooting for the tragic and fatalistic Quint even after he starts descending into Ahab-like madness.

Steven Spielberg’s 1975 classic Jaws is celebrating its 50th birthday, but despite its more than deserved legacy, there’s one ...

When Carolyn Rooke first saw “Jaws” in the movie theater in 1975, she remembers seeing her mother clutching her seat when the ...

After Jaws, Benchley became a shark expert and conservationist.He said, "Knowing what I know today, I couldn't write the same book. ... I couldn't possibly demonize an animal the way I did." 4 ...

Fifty years after “Jaws” sunk its teeth into us, we’re still admiring the bite mark. Steven Spielberg’s 1975 film, his second feature, left such a imprint on culture and Hollywood that barely any trip ...

In Jaws, the shark gets most of the attention but the real fight happens between two men on the same boat. Quint has spent his life hunting sharks with nothing but instinct and grit.

In a cramped, $50-a-month room above a New Jersey furnace-supply company, Peter Benchley set to work on what he once said, half-jokingly, might be “a Ulysses for the 1970s.” A novel resulted ...

W hen Steven Spielberg started filming “Jaws” on May 2, 1974, Martha’s Vineyard began its long association with the movie’s fictitious location, Amity Island. The Massachusetts island ...

As "Jaws" turns 50, delve into the film's enduring legacy, its cultural impact, and ole in shaping modern cinema.