HOW Did Ghost Ship Terrify Me As A Kid?

[@moroc333]

No one can deny that the cable scene at the beginning is one of the most iconic moments in Cinema. You might not remember the rest of the film, but everyone remembers the cable scene

[@shadowbossmsm]

That's the only good bit of the film. They could remarket that as a short

[@PeopleRTheProblem]

It’s actually the only reason I went to see it.

[@flowersandrazorwire]

I wouldn't go so as saying, "one of the most iconic moments in cinema ." One of the most iconic moments in horror, for sure

[@Kelcine]

One of things about this movie I'll always remember about this movie is that all the actors that signed up for it were doing the bare minimum press. Turned out they all signed up for the movie based on one script and then arrived on set to a whole bunch of changes that left...this.

[@mariahgumm8314]

I unironically love this movie. There's something about this era's earnestly cheesy horror flicks that just can't be replicated in our often overly self-aware cheesy horror flicks today.

[@alexg1778]

This is actually a pretty decent film, if not a little janky in places. I would 100% rather sit and watch this film and many others like it than sit and watch some of the absolute rubbish that is put out now... *points finger at all the nun/exorcist etc ripoffs* At least films like Ghost Ship have a charm to them.

[@Frankiigii]

Thank you! I feel like GG just doesn't get this era, especially the electronic music lol

[@BushidoVXX]

Absolutely. These movies have that certain feel to it, and I love it.

[@dylanmonstrum1538]

Yes! I still love this movie, it's comfy!

[@itsannapop]

I dropped every single thing I was just doing to come here and comment before even watching to let the world know this movie scarred me so deeply as a child that I couldn't eat rice for like an embarrassingly long amount of years. So thank you ghost ship. I've healed since but man .... The extra fear I felt when I saw my first maggots as an adult lady

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

OHHH "Dead Alive" did that to me _for life_ with any light-coloured custard! (The ear scene... leading up to the dog scene.) And hot dogs, even fake veggie ones. (I think one of the creature effects reminded me of vegan hot dogs.) Though occasionally I can have some tapioca puddin'. It's dope! Oh, and despite my horrible fear of maggots, mealworms are totally different and don't trigger anything for me. They're just lizard/spider treats to me.

[@ripley528]

at least your mother isn't climbing on furniture still because of tremors

[@easley421]

That opening scene with the wire has stuck with me FOREVER. Was so unique at the time.

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

@@easley421 That scene was cool! But I was already spoiled from stuff like "Event Horizon", so it wasn't super gnarly to me after the first time around. (I really sound like I'm showboating. I swear I'm not. I'm more jaded about horror than anything. Plus, how tough can I be if "Arachnophobia" made me scared of toilets cos of evil spiders sneaking up on my butt? Lol. And our house had lots of "wolf spiders". [idk what they actually were, just big, furry house spiders.])

[@izzym1090]

OMG same

[@MackenzieNerdyEMT]

When I was a child I remember the scene where everyone was cut in half by the snapped line and everyone was being murdered during a little "murder montage" if you will, and it absolutely horrified me haha. That was when I walked into the living room and when that whole part ended was when I walked out because I pictured that being the tone of the whole film haha. I bought the DVD and watched it as an adult and realized the part I had been scarred by, the only part I had even seen, was pretty much the best part out of the whole movie haha.

[@hunternotthewriter]

literally the exact thing happened to me. we really got 0 unique experiences

[@FrenkTheJoy]

@@hunternotthewriter Honestly that's the experience of A LOT of people. Myself included. They really aired that horrifying scene on the CW at like 2 pm on a Saturday once.

[@RealBradMiller]

They could have cut the runtime in _half_

[@jewel8425]

Sis, that scene (& its the FIRST GD SCENE WTF) scarred me for fucking years. Years. YEEEARSSS.

[@RealBradMiller]

@@jewel8425 🤣🤣🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 same!!!

[@lizc6393]

"Can't cheat on your fiancée with a dead girl, right?" ... "Uh, false." GG is my hero

[@lauragraves4342]

I guess he was dead wrong, but if she was a dead ringer it could be considered a mistake.

[@thatsmyOPINION]

this movie and thirteen ghosts had the *STRONGEST* grip on me- also *traumatized* about what was implied those two guys did to that girl before killing her

[@detail1090]

Definitely 13 ghosts scarred me as a kid

[@ISGBaby]

13 ghosts was a tough watch, still watched it young lol good times

[@daryabuescher7103]

Both of those are my favorite horror movies ❤❤❤❤

[@markmorales5424]

#preach

[@Katara0403]

Thirteen was my first horror movie as a kid and till this day I still can’t watch that movie. It definitely traumatized me.

[@consistentlystupid4726]

Mista G Dubs goes out of his way to watch messed up movies, and then asks why those two men are dragging the little girl away instead of killing her right there. It makes me happy that he has managed to keep some of his innocence intact.

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

(つ'°ᗝ°`)つ OMG I hadn't even thought about it like that! ;_;

[@lizzyrank5405]

I honestly forgot that they implied some stuff until someone else commented that.

[@FinalGirl09]

I hope no one tells him. Keep the innocence alive.

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

@@FinalGirl09 He has kids. Idk, all jokes aside, he probably did notice, but didn't say anything for any multitude of reasons.

[@melx4239]

There’s a copy of an older version of the script online and it is not just implied, unfortunately.

[@kgraff4755]

After the actors' contracts were signed, there were HEAVY re-writes to the script. Murphy was supposed to be a crazed drunk lunatic, and it would have had much more psychological terror involved. From what I've read, it would have been more like the Shining, but at sea (not my words, BTW). Juliana M. was so put off by the re-writes, she didn't want to do it any more when they showed up on location but she couldn't quit because of her contract. I FUCKING LOVE this movie and I have no good reason to say why. But, I knew as soon as you asked "will the horror I felt before hold up?" prolly nah dog, ngl.

[@asteridshydrangea-jt2hf]

This makes a loooot make sense. What a bummer.

[@MartKencuda]

I love it when Karl Urban just shows up in random movies as a supporting character.

[@lukem5604]

OK IM NOT CRAZY I WAS LIKE ???? karl??

[@laziadwobbit5331]

I watched this movie (and several others) years ago just because he was in it. I was, and still am, hyped for the development of his career, so proud of him!

[@mrkoolaidism]

This was one of my mom's favorite movies, I remember when we didnt have shit and she was sick I used the last money I had to buy her this movie because she loved it so much and couldnt leave the house. This movie will always be special to me. She passed at the end of last year to covid, hadn't thought of the movie since. Thanks for the good memories GG. R.I.P Mom

[@lisalarsen2384]

Rip to your mama 🥺

[@lisalarsen2384]

I really hope my son has memories like this with me when he’s older, I’m sure you were your moms entire world

[@mrkoolaidism]

Thank you I really appreciate it, Saturday was her birthday so it means a lot to see this. Mothers are very important people in every son's life so I'm sure he will have fond memories of you when he gets older

[@charliefike8]

I'm sorry about your mom.

[@fanfaretloudest]

I wonder if she really liked the movie because you went out of your way to buy it for her and make her happy. You are a kind person and she sounds like she was such a sweet person. RIP

[@TwiggyHetfield27]

God, I was 12 when this came out & I still utterly love it. The death scene in the first 5 minutes & the flashback scene where the plan was put into action were just so good to me for some reason. It sticks with you. Like a god damn fever dream.

[@heatherduke5410]

I think the part that always stuck out in my mind was when the ghost girl showed the main character what had happened to her. Part of it definitely had to do with the music that played during the scene. Kind of like the thing that I really remember about Dead Silence being the end and the rhyme.

[@MachineD3vil]

That scene with the crew eating 40+ year old canned food and it turns out to be maggots scarred me and I lost my appetite on rice or beans

[@Awksi]

The final twist of seeing him as they put her in the ambulance was absolutely hilarious to me

[@pixystixnfairycrack]

Not gonna lie. I LOVED this movie when I was a kid. This and Thirteen Ghosts were top tier goofy horror for me. Definite guilty pleasure popcorn horror. I'll still put this one on once or twice a year.

[@WakkoHedgehog]

The 2 scenes that always made me squeamish as a kid were the beginning with the line cutting through everyone and the singer getting the hook through her neck and up into her jaw and seeing her hanging there in the flashback.

[@CliffDiverBOA]

Maybe TMI, but I was maybe 8 when I first watched this at another kid's birthday party. Ended up having a nightmare in the middle of the night about all the gruesome deaths and ended up puking on the carpet in the kid's room. Never interacted with him again after that. Had nightmares for probably a good year after seeing the movie. I actually looked up the dance floor death about week before this video came out to see if it still grossed me out and it's just so over the top it's actually hilarious. Great video, it's fun to watch this and read the comments to know I wasn't the only kid who got scared shitless by this movie and now find it incredibly stupid.

[@GubtodiReviews]

This movie feels like the writers wrote the death scene before anything else, wanted to see it on the big screen so spent a day throwing together the other 85 minutes.

[@carsondoesstuff3487]

That opening scene still haunts me, and was very well done. Maybe one of the best opening scenes to a horror movie ever. HOWEVER.... The rest of the movie... holy shit...

[@jennifertrandafir]

For a long time, I tried to remember which movie was that opening scene from, because I too saw it when I was a kid, but I never knew the name of the movie. That opening scene was all I remembered.

[@carsondoesstuff3487]

@@jennifertrandafir Truly an iconic scene.

[@MachineD3vil]

Guess you could say the night got CUT a little short! I’ll see myself out

[@carsondoesstuff3487]

@@MachineD3vil I love you

[@jennifertrandafir]

@@MachineD3vil 👏👏👏 No words!

[@DevyJ]

The opening scene is LEGENDARY!

[@tejasgingerbelle87]

It was indeed made by the guy that did Thirteen Ghosts. In fact, the director was so fed up with how the studio kept making changes that, correct me if I’m wrong, he hasn’t done a movie since because of how bad the whole experience was.

[@chrislondo2683]

He needs to make a comeback along with the guy that did League of Extraordinary Gentlemen like Richard Stanley.

[@newpathtreasures]

This movie and 13 Ghosts were a couple that really disturbed me. I still love to see them today. I was waiting for you to catch. At the end, the "new" crew boarding the ship as Epps got loaded into the ambulance. One of the crew members carrying a crate of gold was Dodge.

[@joycewible8816]

I was wondering about that! I couldn't tell if it was just another blonde white man or not 😅 Rewound it and still wasn't sure!

[@newpathtreasures]

@Joyce Wible It's definitely Dodge. I keep trying to see if any of the others are there. Can't get a good enough look.

[@Sarah-bj7el]

I believe it is all of the crew

[@newpathtreasures]

@@Sarah-bj7el I know what I'm rewatching today!

[@CDN_Bookmouse]

The title of this video spoke to me on a deep, spiritual level. I, too, was frightened by this dumpster fire as a child. How easily impressed we were. I had forgotten about the mass razor wire scene so thanks very much for reviving that memory for me lol

[@benamisai-kham5892]

This is one of the first few horror movies I vividly remember watching as a kid; I watched the ring right beforehand so honestly what a traumatic couple hours at 5 years old LOL This movie really stuck with me for years, still can't eat canned beans without thinking of maggots

[@heatherduke5410]

About The Ring, my younger cousin saw this when they were seven or eight and got so scared that before they went to bed, they'd turn the tv in their room around to face the wall. Don't know what they thought that would do considering Samara was able to come through a tv that was unplogged or turned off, though.

[@benamisai-kham5892]

@@heatherduke5410 I guess they thought Samara would just hit the wall haha

[@heatherduke5410]

@@benamisai-kham5892 I guess so. lol. To be fair, that was something none of Samara's victims ever tried.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

@@heatherduke5410 Lmao after I saw the ring I turned my tv on too, to be safe, but the tv in question was very sad and old so even though I hit the power button it just wouldn't turn on, until 20 minutes later it just suddenly blares static noise at me after I forgot it was even on.

[@zacharyrosemann]

Honestly, even if the movie is a stinker, it has quite possibly one of the most badass endings I've seen as a kid The shot of ferryman walking past the ambulance, that mudvayne song kicking in, Epps yelling no as the ambulance doors close It shook me to my core and introduced me to metal all at the same time Not a great movie, but it's a very fantastic and cheesey ending

[@frejahertz3675]

That was my intro to metal too! Now, some (many) odd years later, I still have a soft spot for the movie and Mudvayne

[@Bill_the_Redneck]

I remember I went to the cinema with my father when I was 10 or something. It was a time with no internet for us so we just blindly went to see this movie thinking it was some sort of fairytale. Apparently we weren’t the only ones. Half of the theatre was filled by little children with their mothers. Half were gone after the first scene, the other half left somewhere in the middle of the movie. I just loved horror movies although was scared to death and my father didn’t care about my psyche and was asleep for more than half a movie. Loved the music at the end. I rewatched this movie couple of times since and it’s nothing special but I would never forget that trip to the cinema with my dad. It was careless but amazing

[@aerchii8643]

The scene where everyone was cut in half has been scarred into my brain since I was like 7. What did this movie do to deserve the impact it had on me

[@BrookeBaubles]

That wire slicing scene haunted me for literal years as a child. I didn't even watch the rest of the movie because I was too fucked up after that.

[@CherokeeFlutist59]

Opening scene agreed was pretty epic as far as horror goes

[@tortillachipz8658]

This movie I watched once as a kid and it’s VIVID in my memory. Glad you’re covering this movie so more people can appreciate it

[@MrMorgan_008]

I unironically LOVE this movie for nostalgia reasons. When I was just a baby horror nut, I watched this and ate it up. The music and some of the tropes are dated now, but for it's time it was a banger..

[@restingsithface]

Unironically love this movie as a fully grown 40-something. Best horror movie opening scene of all time, and yes, I will die on that hill.

[@OhWowThatsDumb]

As a kid growing up in the early 2000s constantly hearing about the titanic from school, movies, kids books etc. This shit was like a nightmare lol

[@AKLumps907]

This was and still is a film. Amazing. Beautiful. Perfection.

[@montgomeryfitzpatrick473]

People getting cut in half is literally the only thing I remember about this movie

[@jinx724]

I was raised in horror but this movie, specifically the cable slicing through everyone solidified my love and got me into special effects

[@Brogan_Balfour_Crescent]

Honestly that cold open was really well done and the most memorable part.

[@xChaosFlower]

Ghosts used to freak me out as a kid so this movie terrified me. As a teen I got over my fear and rewatched this confusing mess of a movie and quickly realized that my imagination was far scarier than this film 😅

[@Skye_Blue]

Oh man, this is nostalgic. I remember seeing this as a kid. I was on such a big ghost media kick back then. I think 13 Ghosts was my favorite at the time because I dug the concept so much. I was so eager to watch this one, and I remember being super disappointed by it that I never wanted to watch it again. Can't remember why I didn't like it exactly. Watching this though, I dunno, I must've found it boring. Anyway, this made me laugh. Thanks for the nostalgia trip.

[@oliverjones5979]

One thing I always thought as a kid was that the Ferrimen character was the grim reaper(as in the ferry man from Greek mythology) and this is what happens when you steal the gold since to pass to the other side he’d make the dead pay a toll. The souls that he marked where the ones supposed to go to hell or something.

[@kelsea6591]

I would LOVE to see Mista GG review signs, I know it’s old as fuck but it has a full on grip of terror on me when I was younger. Maybe it’s cause aliens scare the crap out of me but having watched it later as a adult the emotional roller coaster it puts me through is worth it!

[@SpiffoGaming]

I remember walking in on the scene where everyone gets cut in half and immediately walking out, and now I finally know the rest

[@killercodyj658]

This was my favorite movies as a kid and it still holds a very special spot in my heart. even if it doesnt hold up well today

[@thehamsterarmy2380]

This movie scarred me immensely as a kid when they were cut in half and I wiped it from my memory

[@kellyalves756]

I saw a movie called “The Bermuda Depths” which came out when I was ten years old, and it introduced freaky deep sea nightmare motifs that still hit me. ( It’s about a gorgeous sea witch played by Connie Sellica who has a cruise ship sized sea turtle as a familiar. Or maybe she’s the familiar.)

[@antinovel]

the wire opening scene lives in my mind rent free… the title and poster were just so evocative to me at the time for some reason post-watch edit: the editing here was insane, caught myself laughing out loud multiple times. had a rough week at work but this made me feel so much better x

[@melyannac9786]

The opening scene was such an engraved memory for me I gaslight myself into thinking this was the pinnacle of horror movies...boy was I wrong

[@Breexbloodlust]

I laughed harder than I should at Greer's fall. Dude thought he was gonna f*** a ghost & fell with his pants down lmao

[@minu.h]

This movie and dead silence singlehandedly killed me as a child. My dad loved watching (bad) horror movies and would turn them on when my mom wasn't at home. It wouldn't have been that bad if he wouldn't have fallen asleep most of the time, and if I had known how to use the remote control.

[@Nikodraws149]

This was actually the first horror movie I ever watched as like. A tiny child. My mom wanted to watch it even though she hates horror movies and we watched it together Late At Night and we both got super spooked and stayed up all the rest of the night watching cartoons and she called me out of school the next day because neither of us slept. I watched this movie again a few years ago after the memory resurfaced and was surprised by how Not Scary this movie was after years of being an avid horror fan. I was convinced this movies was terrifying because I remembered it from when I, like, nine or ten years old. Additional Note: there's a movie called Triangle that I feel like is the movie this one wanted to be.

[@detail1090]

I remember Triangle wow I forgot about a lot of these movies

[@shannondore]

I really liked Triangle. It had some good twists and turns I didn't see coming. It's much better than Ghost Ship imo.

[@bugleaf9603]

dude, im so happy to see this- as a kid i LOVED extreme horror movies. this is the one movie that really got me, i couldn’t finish it

[@melwasnevergivenaname]

Just got to say before the review even starts between 13 Ghosts, House on haunted Hill, and this movie that rock horror music was the best and creepiest thing I had experienced up to that point in my life

[@keenanbartjes899]

Still one of the best intro scenes ever Edit: Fun fact in case GG doesn't check, this movie and 13 ghosts were directed by the same guy and they're also the only 2 movies he ever directed

[@kellsinpdx]

It scared the crap outta me too when I first saw it! I remember my mom buying the DVD and getting a free Ghost Ship mug, the mug is pretty awesome. I feel like we still have it.

[@crowandraven2133]

I loved that scene when the line cut everyone. It was a master piece like how everyone stood there like wtf then fell apart. It was awesome the first time I watched the movie. I need to watch it again.

[@acutelilmint8035]

Just imagine being there on that day. All practical effects. So cool

[@TheKenchanx]

Honestly, the only thing I remember from the movie was that bit with the wire slicing almost everyone on the deck

[@dylives7667]

Me personally I was more shocked in awe of what I just watched, than horrified. It's a movie that goes from 0 to 100, slowly. But it gets there.

[@asianpersuasion9646]

The opening scene is still iconic to me 🔥 I think the guy who directed this also did thirteen ghosts & House on haunted hill(1999) Both I love

[@im19ice3]

now i'm gonna be up at night thinking about whether ghosts swim or not

[@dothanoodledance27]

I liked this movie as a kid 😂🤦🏻‍♀️. Definitely scared me but l thought it was so cool lol. The scene with the maggots still haunts me to this day though.

[@jupitersnoot4915]

Ghost Ship is one of those movies where you probably walked in on your parents watching it and saw only the most gorey scenes and were traumatised lol

[@jaymieberry]

I'm 24, turning 25 later this year, and I think I first saw this movie 4 years ago or longer. I've always been a huge chicken because I would get night terrors as a child just from seeing a horror DVD case. This movie still freaked me out to the point I had to look up what was going to happen.

[@zeze94]

I remember watching it alone at night when I was supposed to be asleep. Had nightmares for days from that opening scene. I just find it funny now. Well, except for the first scene. Still gives me the creeps.

[@testcase72]

Oh man, I LOVE this movie. So much cheesy goodness. And that OPENING!

[@testcase72]

Also, I remember now that the ending always made me visualize what that next cruise was like being it's modern day now. Like, say, it was a Disney Cruise. Mass murders onboard being down by people in Disney character costumes. Goofy chasing kids down a hall waving a cleaver. Mickey, Donald, and Minnie machine-gunning a room full of retirees in Hawaiian shirts, old man shorts, big hats, mumus all in slow-motion while the theme from Pirates of the Caribbean plays.

[@KrankyKaiju]

This and 13 Ghosts are always in my watchlist for annual "oh yeah, that still exists" viewings

[@TimmyTOnTheFly]

“Why do ghost have to swim?” That’s a very good question 🤣 great vids! Keep up the hard working! Always looking forward to the next vid! ✊🏽💯

[@lemon7806]

That wire scene at the start is rally one of those 'give you an irrational fear FOR LIFE' moments. I trust NO WIRE!! Heck I saw a scene from a movie as a kid where a kid went to bed with his pull along toy horse and got strangled in his sleep by the string and I have NEVER slept even with my phone charging in the bed since!

[@caseymckenna7111]

One of the best opening scenes in the history of horror. Absolutely nothin else.

[@morganfreeaimthebountyhunt7682]

13:25 if no one answered GG's question: No big wave but you can get pulled under as air pockets collapse inside the ship creating currents that can drag you down so dont forget your PFD's baby!

[@cameronravenhilltv7778]

Movies like this and mindhunters are so nostalgic

[@mmisafire]

i love that at around 6:20 you can see where the green screen cuts off the top of his head and they just. didnt bother doing anything about it

[@zeggie510]

I was in 6th grade and had spirit week, so I chose the Haunted course.. the teacher of that week just had us all sit and watch scary movies..I saw this movie, a haunting, and 13 ghosts that week then went to visit a haunted aircraft museum at the end of the week.. core memory so this movie still gets me nostalgic ✨

[@LordMephilis]

I loved that movie, not only did I think it was a cool movie, but it introduced me to the band Mudvayne, that song blew my mind the first time I heard it.

[@danlat]

Bro, why did everyone watch this as a kid? I was probably like 6-7 when I came to the living room and my uncles and parents were watching. No one told me to go away, and I remember that string scene.

[@MiscellaneousTopics]

I remember seeing the DVD cover art for this movie at blockbusters as a kid and even THAT was enough to make kid-me scared of this movie 💀

[@GibbySmalls]

This movie along with the classic house of the dead derived from the arcade game are such classics and guilty pleasures

[@jebadeia]

Ghost ship is one of my favorite horror movies. That intro was just the best.

[@xandmangaming2885]

These live views are so good, this and the final are two of my fav vids instantly

[@brunovazquez1]

I remember seeing this as a kid and the cable scene had an effect on me lol

[@IndieTimmie]

You've quickly become one of my most watched creators, love your videos. I remember the maggots part really messed me up when I was younger.

[@AFSecret]

7:39- Lmao I just died!! 😂 Kudos to you and your Editor straight up!

[@kyrisgaming]

funfact: ghost ship and thirteen ghosts had the same director, steve beck.

[@makanapaulson6700]

Absolutely loved and was horrified of this movie when I was a kid, You never miss the mark GG!! 🤟

[@morningstar9849]

Ohmygod ohmygod ohmygod ohmygod ohmygod! I really really really like this movie and remember watching it a couple of times as a kid and I still have it on DVD. I watched it again recently and realized two thanks. One is that the first guy that dies plays Crowley in Supernatural, into is that Abandoned Ship movies is an under-appreciated genre of Horror. There's only one other movie that I can think of that falls under the same horror genre as this movie is lost voyage. Edit: I was thinking of Lost Voyage when i made my comment.

[@DistractedGlobeGuy]

There's _Death Ship_ from 1973, and if you count spaceships, there's also _Event Horizon_ with Sam Neill and Laurence Fishburne, whose script was actually used as a blueprint for this movie.

[@morningstar9849]

@@DistractedGlobeGuy no I don't really count event horizon, I would like to watch it though I just need to find the streaming service is on. I'm also going to check out Death Ship, if it's in the same genre is this movie then I'm curious especially if it's from the 70s.

[@leekanae209]

Its funny you posted this today. Me and my sister were literally reminiscing yesterday about this movie. The trauma we experienced from our mom making us watch this when we were young😅🥲. Lol yeah much more terrifying when we were kids.

[@sadezem991]

I loved this movie as a kid. I used to watch it with my dad all the time. My mom told me that when I was 4-6, she would find me downstairs at 3am watching it by myself with a blanket wrapped around me.

[@krhodes866]

Boat/underwater horror movies from the 90s and early 00s is a fav sub genre of mine tbh

[@HllnKllr-ism]

the camera zooming into the people at the clothesline scene scared me so much

[@VampuuriYT]

I saw this movie when I was a teenager, and I just remembered being mad at the cable scene, because some of the people were cut through their midsection and others through their necks without rhyme or reason. I definitely paid attention only to the most relevant stuff.

[@kellyalves756]

Gabriel Byrne always sounds like a pissed off vacuum cleaner when he does angry.

[@EdOnArrival]

Until now I thought “Ghost Ship” was a fever dream I had as a kid or something. Have not heard or seen it since then, holy shit

[@greenscreenfx3117]

my dad got me to watch ghost ship on the holidays, it sucked however, he also got me to watch Triangle (2007) which was amazing and crazy and you should make a video on it

[@seanbrown2804]

The content you create is phenomenal.

[@mariec3527]

This movie always holds a special place in my heart because my dad legit took me and my older sister to watch this when it came out 🤣🤣 We were little kids yet we went to see it in theaters I sure wish that I kept the movie tickets

[@dimsumboy22]

yes ghost ship scared the shit out of me as a kid, with that cut in half scene

[@ivanwilliams7413]

Remember seeing this in theaters. That opening scene is cool as hell.

[@STORMDAME]

The opening scene in this movie is fantastic.

[@xignitioncrowx5061]

One of those movies literally keeps you up all night until the sky is nice and bright