ABC Film Challenge – Catch-Up 2022 – D – Devil’s Triangle – Movie Review
Director: Brendan Petrizzo
Writer: Brendan Haley, Joe Roche (Screenplay)
Cast
- Fred Williamson (From Dusk Till Dawn)
- Morgan Bradley (Power Rangers)
- Alyson Gorske (Jungle Run)
- Liam Hawley
- Torrey Richardson (Meteor Moon)
- Myrom Kingery
Plot: When a group of marine biologists crash land in the Bermuda Triangle, they realize they have stumbled into the lost city of Atlantis.
Runtime: 1 Hour 27 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: Devil’s Triangle starts as Sam Taylor’s (Gorske) plane gets shot down in the Bermuda Triangle. The survivors find themselves taken to Atlantis. Sam gets guided around by King Nereus (Kingery), while the other survivors get into fights with the Atlanteans.
The King wants Sam to help him beat climate change, by releasing a device that would save the world. while the other survivors don’t believe his plans are as friendly.
Verdict on Devil’s Triangle
Devil’s Triangle is an action sci-fi movie that follows survivors of a plane crash that end up in Atlantis. While in Atlantis they learn of a bigger plan from the Atlanteans that could cause bigger problems for people on the surface.
This is a slow movie, it doesn’t seem to go very far at any speed. Despite having a nice-looking Atlantis, it ends up being a slow process of the same circles. The group want to escape and keep trying to find new ways, with a lot of talking about climate change.
The awfully slow storytelling takes us away from anything else enjoyable in the movie. The creature creations were interesting, only we didn’t see enough of them.
Final Thoughts – Devil’s Triangle is a slow movie that goes nowhere fast.