Ghost Ship (DVD)

Ghost Ship is the 2002 horror film directed by Steve Beck, featuring some dark and moody filming and an eerie score. The Plot This film follows the salvage team sent out after the finding of a passenger ship in the Bering Sea missing since 1962. Captain Sean Murphy and his crew board the ship and set about towing it back when they notice strange things starting to happen, and pretty soon gory and chilling events make this horro story come to life! The Cast and Performances Gabriel Byrne plays Murphy, and does so very well. The rest of his crew include Julianna Margulies (of ER fame), Isaiah Washington, and Ron Eldard. The ...  Read the complete review

A skilled group of sailors in the tow of boats left finds in the sea of Bering a ship disappeared in 1962 because of mysterious circumstance. It decides to connect the to retail it but they rise some obstacles. The ship is too gross to to be drawn and has immediately different damages; decide therefore of salirvi on board, to inspect it and finally of to put right it so as to to be able carry it via. On board they weird facts verify themselves and unusual and Epps, the main protagonist of the film, foresees more times the phantom of a little girl that seeks to help it and claim to escape them. Meanwhile the limb dell' crew, after to have uncovered a full box of ...  Read the complete review

It is the year 1962 and the Antonia Graza is sailing across the Bering Sea, with a full complement of crew and passengers. In the height of luxury, the wealthy passengers enjoy only the finest foods and wines and the ship contains some of the cream of Europe’s wealthiest men and women. But the pleasure soon turns to horror, when a mysterious figure orchestrates the grisly slaughter of all the ship’s passengers. The ship is subsequently reported missing and is never seen again – finding its place in history as a “ghost ship”. Forward to the present day, where we are introduced to Murphy and friends – a team of salvage experts who spend their time collecting and ...  Read the complete review

In 1962 a luxury Italian ocean liner disappeared with all it's crew and passengers. The liner was the Antonia Graza and the film opens with an on-deck party. The passengers are mingling with the crew, champagne is flowing and everyone is on the floor dancing to the sound of an orchestra and sexy Spanish singer. I'm feeling relaxed watching the film, nothing can happen HERE to make me jump can it? Dammit, let my guard down and suddenly a metal cable whips across the deck slicing all the party goers in half making me jump so high I nearly hit my head on the ceiling! Seriously, this is one awful scene. The noise just stops and all the passengers are looking ...  Read the complete review

I was given Ghost Ship on DVD as a present a few years ago, and recently dug it out of my DVD collection. After watching it 6 years after it was released, it doesn't seem to have aged much and still felt like a good quality film which was enjoyable to watch. Ghost ship was directed by Steve Beck, who worked on Thir13en Ghosts, and I would say his talent helped to bring this film together and give it a polished finish. It was released in early 2003 and is sold in a funky DVD case. I can't remember what it's called, but it has a reversible image effect, so it's dark blue with an image of a ship and then you tilt it to reveal a skull and the words 'sea evil'. So ...  Read the complete review