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Titanic 666 Reviews

I'd hesitate to call Titanic 666 outright "fun" without some level of inebriation -- it could benefit from more campy, over-the-top moments -- but it's fast-moving, breezy, shallow popcorn fare that you can watch with a minimum of brain commitment.

Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/5 | Jul 22, 2022

A slow, dull haunted-ship story that takes far too long to get to its meager terrors.

Full Review | Original Score: C- | Apr 27, 2022

Against all odds, Titanic 666 is too dramatic and straight-faced for its own good.

Full Review | Original Score: 4/10 | Apr 18, 2022

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Titanic 666.

Directed by Nick Lyon

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After a mammoth cruise ship sails over the site of the Titanic’s disaster, dark and deadly events start to occur on board. As the ship’s captain investigates the tragic occurrences, it becomes clear that the passengers and crew from the original Titanic have returned.

Keesha Sharp Jamie Bamber Lydia Hearst AnnaLynne McCord Joseph Gatt Jhey Castles Michael J. Chen Derek Yates Kendall Chappell Al Coronel Giovannie Espiritu Tarnue Massaquoi Maurice Johnson Heavenly Reyna Neil Dickson Jody Jaress Cami Storm DJames Jones Micaiah Chen Eva Ceja Gary Murakami Andre Pelzer Nick Ryan Jason Talmadge Xander Bailey Brendan Petrizzo Josh Costa Brittany Daley

Director Director

Producers producers.

David Michael Latt Paul Bales

Writers Writers

Jacob Cooney Jason White

Casting Casting

Cambria Hankin

Editor Editor

Justin Arbabi

Cinematography Cinematography

Taylor Randall

Assistant Directors Asst. Directors

Nick Ryan Gavin Peretti Melissa Bidgoli Dakotah Hitt

Additional Directing Add. Directing

Executive producer exec. producer.

David Rimawi

Production Design Production Design

LaRae Wilson

Art Direction Art Direction

Visual effects visual effects.

Glenn Campbell Neal Sopata Tammy Klein Adam 'Mojo' Lebowitz Steve Clarke Chadd B. Cole Craig Bassuk Wes Sargent David R. Morton Tim McHugh

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Chris Ridenhour Chris Cano Mikel Shane Prather

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Martin Richard Chappell

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Joyce Tatler

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Monique Paredes Samantha Danis Kristin Moody Edder Sandoval

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Kristin Moody Edder Sandoval

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Review by Ghost ★

Compared to Titanic 665 it's a huge step back in my opinion.

They got rid of Vin Diesel who did the voice of the boat for over 500 movies! You really miss him in this one but Timothée Chalamet did a fine job as Titanic.

Review by SlasherReviews ★ 3

James Cameron has been awfully quiet since this came out.

Review by Deathy ½ 2

Score : 1.8/10 ✅

-I can’t control…the controls!

I had the (dis)pleasure to watch this piece of shit due to a challenge with a close friend, but the ultimate culprit is me, look at the poster, how this could have been any good??

Unquestionably dreadful, unpleasant yet still entertaining for all the wrong reasons, Titanic 666 is easily one of the worst movies of 2022, even my future self in December 2022 will still agree when I’ll finalize my list of the year. A complete lack of talent combined with a tasteless story is what is offered here, what could have been fun and absurd is rapidly becoming tiresome and irritating presented with the cheapest special effects ever created.

Review by B E R T ★★★

Hahahaha a bit of cheesy fun. Nowhere near as bad as I was expecting which isn’t saying much but damn I enjoyed it for how ridiculous it was. Always down for some Annalynne McCord.

Review by Tony the Terror ★★½ 2

I was very much not planning on watching this, but I stayed on it long enough for the preview to start and it had an obvious homo who is cute and looks like he belongs in a Menover30 vid, so I said sure why not.

He plays half of a couple and the other half is AnnaLynne McCord and let me tell you that they are delightful, but then they are only in half the movie so I guess The Asylum couldn’t afford her for more than that, which is a shame because once they’re out this all gets incredibly snoozy.

I do genuinely love that the ship is named “Titanic III” in keeping the continuity of The Asylum’s own…

Review by Juju Hot Takes 🇨🇦 🇻🇳 ★ 11

All of this is Rose's fault, if she had left space on her board, Jack wouldn't have come back from the dead to haunt the new Titanic. That was hilarious 😂

Review by natalie ½ 2

this caused me both mental and physical pain

Review by Zay ★ 3

I watched new Tubi Original Hellblazers last week and thought it was a nice surprise. Figured I'd give another Tubi Original a shot this week hoping for the same magic...

No magic here. Bad sci fi level ghost story with no redeeming qualities or likable characters.

Review by based gizmo ★

This had the same vibe as those pregnant elsa goes to spiderman dentist AI generated videos

Review by sirvived ★ 3

Hideously bad and absolutely embarrassing, certainly not worthy of a review. This may not be the worst horror I've seen this year but it's very close to the worst.

2022 Horror Ranked

Review by mikey v ★★★ 1

where’s leonardo decrapio in a devil costume

Review by nick ★★

I had a great time

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‘Titanic 666’ Review (Tubi Original)

Stars: Keesha Sharp, AnnaLynne McCord, Derek Yates, Jamie Bamber, Lydia Hearst, Joseph Gatt | Written by Jacob Cooney, Jason White | Directed by Nick Lyon

After Swim and War of the Worlds: Annihilation , Tubi and The Asylum have teamed up again, this time for Titanic 666 . This time they’re sending the Titanic III, ( Titanic II was a 2010 film from The Asylum), on its maiden voyage, which includes a stop directly over the wreck of the original, a movie the ship’s owners had to know was tempting fate.

Titanic 666 actually opens with a brief segment showing the sinking of the original Titanic and spoofing James Cameron’s epic before settling into the main story. Captain Celeste Rhoades (Keesha Sharp; Born Guilty, Lethal Weapon ), and her crew set sail with a ship full of the rich and famous which includes superstar influencers Mia Stone (AnnaLynne McCord; King Knight , Tone-Deaf ) and her husband Jackson (Derek Yates; The Rebels of PT-218, The Locksmith ).

Professor Hal Cochran (Jamie Bamber; Inferno: Skyscraper Escape , Battlestar Galactica ) and some of his collection of relics from the original are also along for the trip. There’s someone else (Lydia Hearst; The Haunting of Sharon Tate , Psycho Sister-In-Law ) on board that nobody knows about, however. A descendent of the Titanic’s captain Edward Smith has stowed away. She’s also a witch and has plans to use those relics in a ritual whose results you can probably guess.

Director Nick Lyon ( Shockwave: Countdown to Disaster , The Surprise Visit ) and writers Jacob Cooney ( The Assault , 5 Headed Shark Attack ) and Jason White ( Drowning in Secrets, Scarecrow ) should have taken this stew of ideas and gone the Sharknado route with it, playing its absurd premise to the max. Instead, they play Titanic 666 straight, losing the chance for some over-the-top fun.

It also means that several of the script’s issues that wouldn’t have mattered become an issue when the material is taken seriously. Most notably the ship is leaving from New York, which was the Titanic’s destination so it’s hardly retracing the original’s course. The script also makes a point of the high security on the trip, even introducing a special security agent Bryan Andrews (Joseph Gatt; Never Leave Alive , Thor ). But The Witch with No Name simply comes aboard in a suitcase. No scanning or suspicions about such a heavy piece of luggage?

To their credit, Titanic 666 does bring the ghosts in by the half-hour mark and they are creepy looking with their frozen, waterlogged bodies and hollow eyes. They promptly screw with the ship’s electronics and drag Jackson off to wherever they came from. It’s a promising if somewhat generic start.

Unfortunately, the film promptly ruins what should have been a great decapitation with CGI that’s even worse than scenes of the ship itself. The Asylum has been using a better quality of CGI in some of its recent films but this is back to the bottom of the barrel. The scenes of Titanic III leaving port are so bad the ship and dock are out of proportion as well as being so poorly composited together they look like they’re in different scenes. Titanic 666 was filmed onboard the Queen Mary, so at least the interior shots look great.

Titanic 666 rapidly turns into a series of fairly standard jump scares that could still have been a lot of fun if the effects hadn’t sucked so badly. Even the way the ghosts move, via jump-cut teleportation, is silly rather than frightening. The result is the filmic equivalent of background noise. Titanic 666 is something you can put on as a distraction while you make dinner or maybe for Tubi and Chill if your budget doesn’t run to Netflix. But giving it your full attention is not recommended.

Titanic 666 is a Tubi Original and is available exclusively on their platform where it is available. I’m not sure what the plans are for distribution elsewhere. ______

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Movie Review: Titanic 666

I had the pleasure of sitting down with some of the cast and crew of the movie at Wondercon in order to talk about the film which will be released on the Tubi streaming service on April 15th.  The film is an indirect continuation of Cameron’s Titanic movie in the sense that some footage from that film is used in the beginning of the film, per the production team.  Glenn Campbell, FX Supervisor on the film, was especially surprised at this noting that his team took it as a special challenge to try and meet that level of FX as best they could.  Campbell also noted that a typical Asylum film has around 40 FX scenes that must be worked on while this one had over 400, all of which had to be done in less than 100 days.  The screener I was provided did not have all of the finished visual effects but what was done was impressive, especially considering that all of Asylum’s visual effects are done in house.  Most notably, the facial effects on various zombies and the glitch effects on certain ghosts had a polish and “new look” horror feel that was equal to many moderately budgeted horror feature films on the market today.

The plot of the film itself centers around the Titanic III.  Yes, you read that correctly the Titanic III.  Actress Annalynne McCord, who was a font of knowledge about all things Titanic, was able to inform us that there is actually a Titanic II in production now with tickets being sold for it’s maiden voyage.  Ponder that one but I digress.  The owners of the Titanic III, White Star who owned the original Titanic, decide to pack the Titanic III with cosplayers, social media influencers and the like in order to take a PR voyage to the site of the original Titanic disaster.  There, they pause for all of 30 seconds to pay their respects before launching into a gala party.  What could go wrong?  Suffice it to say, plenty could go wrong and it does.

As I stated previously, this movie is classic “B” movie fare and both the producer and director of the film, Paul Bales and Nick Lyon respectively, acknowledge that.  The script was a constantly changing animal and the movie was shot in less than two weeks on site at the Queen Mary in Long Beach, a sister ship to the original Titanic.  However, Lyon cautions people not to dismiss the movie but instead to go in ready to be entertained and frightened.  Lyon has produced several other films of this nature and he’s very adept a producing a film that provides horror movie entertainment that can be enjoyed in one sitting.

All in all this film is exactly what you would expect it to be.  If you go in expecting The Conjuring or Dawn of The Dead you will be disappointed.  If you go in expecting Plan 9 From Outer Space you will be blown away.  This has the makings of an underground cult hilt that I would have watched on Elvira’s Move Macabre back in the day and that’s the beauty of it.  Not every movie has to be polished or even makes sense, sometimes nonsensical fun is the attraction and if you’re looking for that then I recommend this film to you.

Writing – 2.5 of 5 Stars Effects – 4 of 5 Stars Acting – 2.5 of 5 Stars Cinematography – 2.5 of 5 Stars

Overall Score – 2.7 out of 5 Stars

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A faithful replica of the Titanic travels to the wreck site, but dark forces threaten the voyage.

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