Lost Voyage
Lost Voyage is a 2001 supernatural thriller directed, edited and co-written by Christian McIntire that debuted as a Sci Fi Pictures TV-movie on the Sci Fi Channel.
Plot
The cruise ship Corona Queen mysteriously reappears three decades after going missing in the Bermuda Triangle, looking like new but empty of life. After the producer of a tabloid television series (Janet Gunn) sends in a paranormal researcher (Judd Nelson) whose father and stepmother were aboard the ship, homicidal spirits attack the TV crew, including the cameraman (Richard Gunn); a cruise-line representative (Lance Henriksen); and two salvagers (Jeff Kober, Mark Sheppard).
Cast
- Judd Nelson - Aaron Roberts
- Janet Gunn - Dana Elway
- Jeff Kober - Dazinger
- Lance Henriksen - David Shaw
- Scarlett Chorvat -Julie
- Richard Gunn - Randall Banks
- Mark Sheppard - Fields
- Ray Laska - Parker
- Wendy Robie - Marie Burnett
- Robert Pine - Kaplan
- Donna Magnani - Shirrill
- Mason Lucero - Young Aaron
- Christabel Montgomery - Mabel
- Que Kelly - Make-Up Girl
- Bill Livingston - Pilot
- Ron Otis - Navigator
- Josh Cruze - Captain
- Benjamin Eaglin - Navigation
- Ron Otis - Helmsman
- Trevor Lee Baer - Ghost Boy
- Jackie Benoit - Aaron's Grandma
- Deborah Berry - Dana's Mom
- Taylor Olandt - Young Dana
Crew
- Director, editor - Christian McIntire
- Writers - Patrick Phillips, Christian McIntire
- Producers - Phillip Roth, Jeff Beach, Ken Olandt
- Director of Photography - Todd Barron
- Music - Rick McHugh
- Production designer - David Huang
External links
- "Lost Voyage". Official site (Sci Fi Channel). Archived from the original on February 12, 2003.
- Lost Voyage at the Internet Movie Database
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