Hello and welcome to episode number 210 of Real Life Ghost Stories, and kick things

off this week. I need to say thanks to some of our newest Patreon subscribers. I would like to

thank Jess H. Christopher Rayburn, Veronica Menesies, Amy Smart, Tracy Tucker, Glenn Clabo, Jane, Elijah

Burnett, Emily Rigby, Emily Campbell, Alexis Edwards, and Sophie. Thank you so much for subscribing to

the Patreon. I love you and appreciate you every single day. And there are a film review this week

as well as suggested by a listener in my call-out for underrated horror films. It is Triangle. Triangle

was released in 2009. It has 6.9 out of 10 on IMDB and 80% on Rotten Tomatoes. Five friends set

sale and their yacht is overturned by a strange and sudden storm. A mysterious ship arrives to

rescue them and what happens next cannot be explained. Now look, I think that I'm going to say

some things in this review that I feel are going to annoy people and I'm sorry. If what I say

annoys you, I am sorry. I don't know if I just wasn't in the right frame of mind to watch this film,

but like, do I think it deserved 80% on Rotten Tomatoes? Absolutely not. Let's get into the likes,

which is admittedly a bit difficult because I felt like this film really warmed up towards the end.

And by the end, I was genuinely shocked and quite enthralled. For the most part in this film,

I thought the performances were generally kind of good and believable and I liked the general

storyline. It very much has coherence vibes in the way that it presents itself. So a couple of

weeks ago, I did a film review of the film coherence where I loved friends go to dinner parity and

weird stuff starts happening. This is very, very similar except more boaty, more lost at sea than

being in somebody's dining room. And from very early on in the film, you realize that strange

things are happening. Something is not right, but also the characters in the film realize that

something isn't right also. So you don't have a period of time where you as the audience are going,

oh my god, how can you not see what's happening? You kind of figure it out together as you go along,

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