But as weird as it is for the film to give its shark enough sense to hold a grudge, the Jaws: The Revenge novelization proves to be even crazier.

Even fifty years after its release, Jaws presents multiple iconic characters, such as Martin Brody, Quint, and even the killer shark itself.

Jaws Goes to the Bahamas is about the infamous fourth Jaws movie called Jaws: The Revenge (released in 1987, directed by Joseph Sargent).

Want to hear a great story about fictional and real-life shark attacks? Don't miss this Long Branch event on "Jaws" and the New Jersey shark attacks.

It acts as a direct sequel to Jaws 2 – ignoring the events of Jaws 3-D entirely – where a now-widowed Ellen Brody believes a shark is seeking revenge on her family.

A historical society in Matawan is taking people on a tour, sharing the story of the New Jersey shark attack that inspired the film "Jaws" – a classic horror film that turns 50 this year.