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Synopsis: This horror movie concerns a shipwrecked yachting party. Rose and her fellow yacht-mates, including the captain run aground on an island when they hit an odd-looking freighter. Once beached, they meet up with an aging SS Commander who had been in charge of a crew of zombies.
Director(s): Ken Wiederhorn
Production: Joseph Brenner Associates
 
IMDB:
5.7
PG
Year:
1977
85 min
Website
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He's too old to go swimming

around these here currents!

What's it look like?

Well, the props and

shafts are all right.

She's lying flat on the bottom

and I can't see everything.

Are we gonna be able to

get out of here all right?

We'll know as soon as the

tide comes in and lifts us off.

Oh, swell, and then we can go

look for the captain, right?

He's probably waiting for us to pick

him up on the other side of the island.

I still don't see why we

can't stay in the boat.

Surely you can pump the water out.

The hull's been damaged.

One wave, and she rolls right over.

You'd have a lot of trouble

getting out of it then.

You know, I keep asking myself

if this is really happening,

if this isn't all a bad dream.

Then I realize, it isn't a dream anyone

would believe, so it must be real.

Ben! Ben!

Where the hell are you?

What the hell does

he think he's doing?

He is trying to break his neck.

Sh*t!

Are you sure we're not

weighted down too heavily?

Norman, leave him alone.

He knows what he's doing.

Knows what he's doing, does he?

Beverly, these people

haven't the slightest idea

of how to boil water,

let alone sail in it.

Sorry I said anything.

Looks like our trip up

here was for nothing.

This must've been one hell of a joint.

Hey, Dobbsy!

I found your room!

Don't you ever get

enough of that stuff?

Only once in a while.

Then I don't usually remember it.

Well, will you look at this?

It's just a dusty old refrigerator.

Dusty old refrigerator.

Why have you come to this place?

I am waiting.

You will please answer my question.

Who wants to know?

That is not of importance.

Why are you here?

Our boat ran aground out on the reef.

Where are you?

I am near, but also far.

We can't get her off.

The bottom's filled in.

We saw this place and came up here.

- How many are you?

- Why should we answer you?

Because I live here and you

have entered uninvited.

Look, we didn't mean to trespass.

It didn't seem like anyone was here.

We were running at

night and hit that wreck.

We're alone, we need help.

We don't mean to

cause you any trouble.

What do you mean? There is no wreck.

Sure there is. It's right

out there on the reef.

Can you help us out?

Are you still there?

I don't like this one bit.

He sounds like a nut.

This is some old hermit,

probably harmless.

Perhaps you do need help,

but you cannot get it here.

I have been the sole

occupant of this hotel

and this island for many years now.

You have left others at the beach?

No, there's only us.

There are no survivors from the wreck?

No, it's all rusted out.

It must've been there for years.

It has a name?

Yeah, the Pro something.

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John Kent Harrison

John Kent Harrison (JKH) is a film and television director and writer who is best known for his work in the international mini-series format. He is currently writing Fur Trading In America, a novel based on his canoe trip from London Ontario to New Orleans in the summer of 1969. more…

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