Richard da Costa

Richard da Costa isn’t some random name popping up in film credits—this guy’s got stories under his belt. Most folks probably recognize him from "Last Breath" (2019), that underwater thriller where things go sideways really fast. He’s right there in the thick of it, quite literally in the deep end, dealing with every diver’s worst nightmare. The movie doesn’t waste time with fluff; it throws you into pitch-black waters, crews scrambling, oxygen ticking down, and every second stretching into eternity. Not for the claustrophobic, honestly. Fast forward, and there’s buzz about "Last Breath" (2025). Details are under wraps, but if the original was anything to go by, expect more edge-of-your-seat stuff, maybe with new faces but still that same heart-pounding tension. Richard’s name attached again? That’s a good sign. It means more of that authentic, no-nonsense storytelling. Not the type of movie you watch if you want to relax—this is the kind that leaves you holding your breath right along with the characters. Now, toss in "Dangerfield" (1995), which is a totally different vibe. It’s not all high-stakes survival, but it shows this guy’s range. He can jump from nerve-wracking emergencies to more grounded, character-driven stories without missing a beat. The dude’s filmography isn’t massive, but what’s there? Solid. If you’re into movies that don’t just follow the formula, keep an eye on anything with Richard da Costa involved.