Twenty-five years after it vanished into the Bermuda Triangle, the SS Corona Queen mysteriously reappears. Seven people go aboard to learn the truth behind the vessel's disappearance, but they soon learn the ship did not return alone.

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Christian McIntire

Writers:

Christian McIntire (story), Patrick Phillips (story) | 2 more credits »
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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Judd Nelson ... Aaron Roberts
Janet Gunn ... Dana Elway
Jeff Kober ... Dazinger
Lance Henriksen ... David Shaw (as Lance Henricksen)
Scarlett Chorvat ... Julie Largo
Richard Gunn ... Randall Banks
Mark Sheppard ... Ian Fields
Ray Laska ... Parker Roberts
Wendy Robie ... Mary Burnett
Robert Pine ... Mike Kaplan
Donna Magnani ... Cheryl Roberts
Mason Lucero ... Young Aaron
Christal Montgomery Christal Montgomery ... Mabel
Que Kelly Que Kelly ... Makeup Girl
Bill Livingston Bill Livingston ... Helicopter Pilot
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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... Written by Christian McIntire

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Rated R for language and violence | See all certifications »

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Trivia

The ship may be 25+ years old, but it has state of the art stabilizers. When it reappears, the exterior shots show no movement at all despite the stormy seas. See more »

Goofs

As the Chinook helicopter is lowering the crew to the Corona Queen, raindrops on the imaging can be seen falling straight down through the rotors and in the immediate area of the helicopter. A hovering Chinook generates a strong rotor wash. It's highly doubtful the rainfall near the chopper would be so neat and orderly. See more »

Quotes

David Shaw: [ghost goes through chest] Oh... baby
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Decent if not Great Horror Movie
27 January 2019 | by tabunoSee all my reviews

12 September 2002. With the familiar "Alien" sound effects and Lance Hendrickson, the Burmuda Triangle horror movie is again remade with a minor attempt at some plot and some serious design. Interestingly, this horror while it dips into the same cliche towards the end, this movie distinguishes itself by trying to be smarter than the usual horror movie and there is a smidgeon of psychological closure that make this movie a bit more quality-defined than the ordinary horror flick. For a low-budget, no-name (except for Lance), the movie does o.k.


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Language:

English

Release Date:

11 May 2002 (USA) See more »

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Lost Voyage See more »

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