A young mother (Melissa George) joins a guy she likes (Michael Dorman, from the criminally underrated series Patriot) and some of his friends for a day at sea on his yacht. A freak electrical storm capsizes the boat and forces them to board an apparently abandoned ocean liner. Jess is experiencing some déjà vu and a sack-masked killer begins picking off the stranded group... and then things get weird. Saying anything else would be a disservice to anyone who has yet to come across this gem of a film. Director Christopher Smith (Creep, Black Death) handles himself well and the cast is up to the task. Maybe not the unheralded classic some folks make it out to be but an interesting ride nonetheless.
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Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Triangle (2009) (UK/Australia)
⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2
A young mother (Melissa George) joins a guy she likes (Michael Dorman, from the criminally underrated series Patriot) and some of his friends for a day at sea on his yacht. A freak electrical storm capsizes the boat and forces them to board an apparently abandoned ocean liner. Jess is experiencing some déjà vu and a sack-masked killer begins picking off the stranded group... and then things get weird. Saying anything else would be a disservice to anyone who has yet to come across this gem of a film. Director Christopher Smith (Creep, Black Death) handles himself well and the cast is up to the task. Maybe not the unheralded classic some folks make it out to be but an interesting ride nonetheless.
A young mother (Melissa George) joins a guy she likes (Michael Dorman, from the criminally underrated series Patriot) and some of his friends for a day at sea on his yacht. A freak electrical storm capsizes the boat and forces them to board an apparently abandoned ocean liner. Jess is experiencing some déjà vu and a sack-masked killer begins picking off the stranded group... and then things get weird. Saying anything else would be a disservice to anyone who has yet to come across this gem of a film. Director Christopher Smith (Creep, Black Death) handles himself well and the cast is up to the task. Maybe not the unheralded classic some folks make it out to be but an interesting ride nonetheless.
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