‘The Black Demon: Atlantis’: the making of a shark thriller at 8,600 feet above sea level in Colombia0

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• July 6, 2026

When the producers of the shark thriller “The Black Demon” decided to make a sequel, doing it in Colombia was a no-brainer. Mucho Más Media, directed by Javier Chapa, had already filmed three other films in the country with the local production company Jaguar Bite. The first movie they filmed in Colombia, the golf drama