Monica Dawry

Curse of the Seven Oceans (2024) is a wild ride through a world where the sea isn’t just a backdrop—it’s alive, angry, and ready to settle some ancient scores. Monica Dawry absolutely owns her role as Captain Reya, a tough-as-nails leader who’s been running from her family’s dark legacy for way too long. The story kicks off when Reya and her ragtag crew stumble onto a freaky artifact washed up after a brutal storm. Turns out, it’s not just some crusty old trinket—it’s a key to breaking a curse that’s been making the oceans go haywire for centuries. Things go sideways fast. The crew starts seeing things—ghost ships, phantom sailors, storms that seem to chase them for days. There’s this gnawing sense that the water itself wants them gone. Reya’s got to figure out what her ancestors did to tick off the ocean gods, and it’s not just a personal quest—if she fails, the whole world’s in for a watery apocalypse. There’s a ton of action—sword fights on rain-slicked decks, diving into pitch-black trenches, ancient sea monsters popping up just when you think things can’t get worse. The crew’s loyalty gets tested hard, and some folks definitely aren’t who they say they are. By the end, Reya’s not just fighting for survival; she’s got to decide what kind of captain—and person—she wants to be. The whole movie’s got this gritty, windswept energy, and honestly, it doesn’t let up for a second.