THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE
February 10, 1978
The passengers and crew of a boat on a summer cruise in the Caribbean stray into the famed Bermuda Triangle and mysterious things start happening.
Directors
Cast
John Huston
Edward
Andrés García
Alan
Hugo Stiglitz
Capt. Mark Briggs
Gloria Guida
Michelle
Marina Vlady
Kim
Claudine Auger
Sybil
René Cardona III
Dave
Carlos East
Peter
Gretha
Diana
Catherine Piaget
Mario Arévalo
Tony, a Crew Member
Jorge Zamora
Simon, the Cook
Adalberto Arvizu
Pilot
Miguel Ángel Fuentes
Gordon
Andrés García Jr.
Billy
Mike Moroff
Mickey
Nailea Norvind
Diabolical Doll
Steve Uzzell
Col. Cox
Vickery Turner
Stewardess
Crew
Production:
René Cardona Jr. (Executive Producer)
Screenplay:
Stephen Lord (Screenplay)
Music:
Stelvio Cipriani (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography:
León Sánchez (Director of Photography)
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A cruise ship heading to the Caribbean crosses the infamous "Bermuda Triangle" and unsettling, logic-defying events begin to occur on board. The film could have taken two different paths: providing some explanation for the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle, perhaps inventing some sea monster or alien entity living in the depths of the sea, or leaving the interpretation of the events to the viewer's imagination, without showing more than necessary to scare and unsettle. Fortunately, the film takes this second path, proving absolutely enjoyable and at times truly unsettling. A real surprise, also because with a director like Cardona (who after this film will direct the awful "Uccelli 2" pseudo-sequel of the Hitchcock masterpiece) the worst was expected. Too bad that "Il Triangolo delle Bermuda" is one of the hardest films to find.
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