8 Ghost At Sea Movies You Must Watch

Directed by Steve Beck, this 2002 cult classic was shot in Queensland, Australia. It starts ordinarily before gripping the audience in a powerfully “cinematographed” plot.

This 1980 classic was directed by Alvin Rakoff. The plot tells the story of survivors of a cruising vessel facing paranormal incidents aboard an unexplained and desolated German freight vessel.

Released in 2009, Triangle is a never-seen-before movie that blends sci-fi horror with a unique supernatural theme.

A township plagued by spectres of dead seafarers and sailors, the Fog was regarded to be a cult classic when released in 1980.

Action, horror, drama, suspense and fear. Deep Rising is full of these attributes, making it a worthwhile movie to catch up on.

A seeming encounter between a German and English war vessel becomes the perfect camouflage for paranormal activities happening within the latter.

Extra-terrestrials as naturally occurring life forms and humans as unwanted creatures inhabiting planet Earth is the theme of the movie Virus.

Released in the year 1977, the plotline revolves around a cadre of undead (zombie) German specialist soldiers who have been terrorizing unsuspecting seafarers in the open sea.