Death Ship
Directed by Alvin Rakoff
An ocean liner carrying vacationing passengers collides with a mysterious freighter. The handful of survivors seek refuge aboard the sinister freighter. But little do they realize that they have boarded a Nazi torture ship which has sailed the seas for years, luring unsuspecting sailors aboard and killing them off one by one. As the sea runs red with the blood of the innocent, the malevolent DEATHSHIP drifts off for more carnage, prey it does not sail your way!
A mysterious ghostly freighter rams and sinks a modern day cruise ship whose survivors climb aboard the freighter and discover that it is a World War II Nazi torture vessel.
Cast: George Kennedy, Richard Crenna
Member Reviews
It's what you expect it to be. Corny, generic, ghost ship, nazi horror movie. Entertaining enough to follow along while I do my embroidery but not captivating enough to get me to stop and watch.
It’s a good time! I enjoyed this and would watch it again or recommend it to a horror LOVING friend but probably not a horror liking friend.
Classic and simple, no wonder there’s a little bit of a subject back in the day when it was released. Still can’t believe ‘truly scrumptious’ (Sally Ann Howes) was in a horror movie. Simple and an easy watch compared to some tbh, but pleasantly surprised with the storyline
Mixed feelings; glad I watched as it provided elements of sixties disaster movies, seventies acting, and eighties horror. That said, I also found it greatly annoying and clearly predictable.
It was pretty slow for the most part, didn't start picking until the last 27 minutes. It had a cool concept but it was poorly executed.