Lost Voyage (2000)

• Year: 2000
• Released: 11 May 2002
• Country: United States
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0252649/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/lost_voyage
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• Available in: 480p,
• Language: English
• MPA Rating: R
• Genre: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
• Runtime: 96 min
• Writer: Christian McIntire, Patrick Phillips
• Director: Christian McIntire
• Cast: Judd Nelson, Janet Gunn, Jeff Kober
• Keywords: ghost ship, bermuda triangle, cruise ship, thunderstorm,

	4.6/10
	33% – Audience

Lost Voyage Storyline

Twenty five years ago, the SS Corona Queen disappeared in the region known as, “The Bermuda Triangle”. Now, it has returned. Seven people go on board to learn the truth behind her disappearance but the ship did not return alone…—Christian McIntire

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Lost Voyage Movie Reviews

Maritime ghosts are at it again

It’s another ghost ship, a la Mary Celeste type mystery. The Corona Queen turns up after disappearing 30 years earlier. Quickly, a bunch of people that can’t wait to get killed by ghosts form a rag-tag “research” group and sneak aboard to film the vessel and its secrets (they’re not supposed to be there of course-big surprise).

One (Judd Nelson) is the son of of two passengers who vanished along with the ship; he’s now an expert on Bermuda Triangle phenomena. There’s a TV filming crew of 3, and a ship salvage team of 3, led by a guy who talks slow and creepily (Lance Henrikson). It’s obvious who’s gonna get it, and in which order. The movie does find some Twilight Zone type twists as the story progresses (like inner past guilt haunting the person), so the deaths are predicated on something, at least. (Somewhat better than one of those movies where victims scream “Oh my Gawd!” as they take turns getting axed.)

Nelson and Henrikson aren’t bad, but neither is at his best here. Nelson’s always bulging his eyes out; it almost looks like they’ll burst out of his head at any moment (he could also use a better hair cut). The balance of the group are all unknowns who make good targets for the paranormal entities. The spooks are designed pretty well, and the movie wisely doesn’t show them until the time is right.

Routine stuff, but delivered reasonably well.

Reasonably entertaining

If you don’t go into it with overly high expectations, nor expect there to be a particularly rigorous logic to what unfolds, this reasonably entertaining five or six star flick is worth a look, especially for fans of the Bermuda Triangle sub-genre of supernatural thrillers.

The lost character interest.

Under the guise of the Bermuda triangle, this film seems just like Event Horizon. Without the Sam Neill factor of course. Some interest in generated in who will survive, or will anyone survive. But a vague interest it was for me.

Some people will love this for the supernatural aspects, others will be annoyed and cast it aside as stupid.

The film ends up being rather basic. No emotion is generated, and the characters do not interact in an interesting fashion.

So we are left with a rather disappointing film which could have delivered more, maybe going all out scary action thriller, making a good film (now that special effects are good even with low budgets).