The 1970s saw an explosion of interest in the Bermuda)or Del's Triangle) area off the eastern coast of Floriada, where a number of ships, and aircraft as well have either vanished completely, or been found minus their passengers, or crew. It's surprising they TV did not make more such films during the 1970s(although several documentary films were made, for the big screen, and television as well).
In brief, Kim Novak plays Eva, sole survivor of a doomed yacht adrift in the Triangle, whose other crew members have met with various paranormal demises. She's wonderfully sinister, yet beautiful at the same time. Without giving too much away, the twist ending may not be so much a surprise to veteran viewers of this type of programming, but is still quite creepy. I would imagine that this film moves slowly for modern viewers, but many films had a more leisurely style still in th '70s than more recently; not really a flaw in my opinion.
I do recommend the film, and apparently, it is now available on DVD, good news for those who recall it from their childhoods like myself.
In brief, Kim Novak plays Eva, sole survivor of a doomed yacht adrift in the Triangle, whose other crew members have met with various paranormal demises. She's wonderfully sinister, yet beautiful at the same time. Without giving too much away, the twist ending may not be so much a surprise to veteran viewers of this type of programming, but is still quite creepy. I would imagine that this film moves slowly for modern viewers, but many films had a more leisurely style still in th '70s than more recently; not really a flaw in my opinion.
I do recommend the film, and apparently, it is now available on DVD, good news for those who recall it from their childhoods like myself.