An appropriately dark and atmospheric piece of psychological horror, it has some interesting philosophies and a sense of the foreboding throughout, making it a rather intriguing watch. The plot is quite simple though, and there is not much in the way of characters either, with an odd selection of narrator - one who provides eerie but ultimately meaningless narration. The film is also concluded too speedily, without satisfying wrapping everything up. Still, it is rather fascinating viewing, and for the most part quite good - there is a fair amount of interesting elements. Richard Dix, at the very least, plays his character brilliantly.
Review of The Ghost Ship
