A salvage crew discovers an abandoned cruise liner in the middle of the ocean and hop aboard, meeting all sorts of not-so-friendly ghosts and ghouls inside.
Ghost Ship obviously had a lot of money poured into its production, but the script feels pretty flat with only the flashbacks to what happened on the cruise ship in the 60's generating any excitement. Like most Dark Castle movies, the production design and casting are impressive and a few rungs above average, but the story itself feels like 500 other ghost movies we've seen before. The opening scene is the only major scene worth seeing.
Ghost Ship obviously had a lot of money poured into its production, but the script feels pretty flat with only the flashbacks to what happened on the cruise ship in the 60's generating any excitement. Like most Dark Castle movies, the production design and casting are impressive and a few rungs above average, but the story itself feels like 500 other ghost movies we've seen before. The opening scene is the only major scene worth seeing.