Bermuda Tentacles
Just finished watching "Bermuda Tentacles" released by The Asylum Home Entertainment.
Now as frequent readers of my reviews here on Facebook, Goodreads, and other social media websites know, I am a firm believer in full disclosure. Although we have never met in person, or never spoken to each other over the telephone, and never exchanged emails, Trevor Donovan and I are friends here on Facebook. In the past I have liked several of his posts and he was kind enough to like one or two of the photographs that I have previously posted here on Facebook. I believe it would be an honest assessment to say that Trevor Donovan and I have a typical Facebook friendship.
And as frequent readers of my reviews know, I absolutely LOVE schlocky B-science fiction movies and "Bermuda Tentacles" definitely is a schlocky science-fiction movie. Hey, would you expect anything else from The Asylum which has made and still makes original movies for the SyFy Channel. "Bermuda Tentacles" first aired on the SyFy Channel back in 2014, but since I don't have cable television, nor do I have a streaming service - horrors - I'm just content with watching my DVDs - just ask Zack and Jeff H.
What is surprising about "Bremuda Tentacles" is that somehow The Asylum managed to get Linda Hamilton - of Terminator fame - and Jamie Kennedy to star in this movie alongside Trevor Donovan - all welll known actors with strong fan bases. Also stunning is that there was a military advisor to this movie, which is intriguing because while Trevor Donovan does a resounding job playing Chief Petty Officer Trip Oliver, a Chief Petty Officer is essentially is a senior enlisted man and does not outrank a Commander, does not outrank a Captain, and could not have a potential romantic relationship with a female Lieutenant.
Brought in to rescue the president who escaped from Air Force One prior to it's destruction in a violent storm over the Bermuda Triangle, Chief Oliver and his team embark on a dangerous rescue mission under the ocean as the U.S. Naval Fleet is being attacked and decimated by gigantic tentacles that are alien in nature.
"Bermuda Tentacles" is a fast paced action adventure movie with pretty good special effects.
For some reason as I was watching "Bermuda Tentacles" I kept thinking that it might be interesting to cast Trevor Donovan as the lead in a remake of "The Bermuda Depths" which was a psychological mystery/horror movie from the late 1970s. Why I thought this, I honestly don't know. I just thought he would be good in the role if a remake was ever done.
Great Schlocky Science Fiction B-Movie Fun!
Strongly Recommended!
Five Stars!
https://www.amazon.com/Bermuda-Tentac...
Now as frequent readers of my reviews here on Facebook, Goodreads, and other social media websites know, I am a firm believer in full disclosure. Although we have never met in person, or never spoken to each other over the telephone, and never exchanged emails, Trevor Donovan and I are friends here on Facebook. In the past I have liked several of his posts and he was kind enough to like one or two of the photographs that I have previously posted here on Facebook. I believe it would be an honest assessment to say that Trevor Donovan and I have a typical Facebook friendship.
And as frequent readers of my reviews know, I absolutely LOVE schlocky B-science fiction movies and "Bermuda Tentacles" definitely is a schlocky science-fiction movie. Hey, would you expect anything else from The Asylum which has made and still makes original movies for the SyFy Channel. "Bermuda Tentacles" first aired on the SyFy Channel back in 2014, but since I don't have cable television, nor do I have a streaming service - horrors - I'm just content with watching my DVDs - just ask Zack and Jeff H.
What is surprising about "Bremuda Tentacles" is that somehow The Asylum managed to get Linda Hamilton - of Terminator fame - and Jamie Kennedy to star in this movie alongside Trevor Donovan - all welll known actors with strong fan bases. Also stunning is that there was a military advisor to this movie, which is intriguing because while Trevor Donovan does a resounding job playing Chief Petty Officer Trip Oliver, a Chief Petty Officer is essentially is a senior enlisted man and does not outrank a Commander, does not outrank a Captain, and could not have a potential romantic relationship with a female Lieutenant.
Brought in to rescue the president who escaped from Air Force One prior to it's destruction in a violent storm over the Bermuda Triangle, Chief Oliver and his team embark on a dangerous rescue mission under the ocean as the U.S. Naval Fleet is being attacked and decimated by gigantic tentacles that are alien in nature.
"Bermuda Tentacles" is a fast paced action adventure movie with pretty good special effects.
For some reason as I was watching "Bermuda Tentacles" I kept thinking that it might be interesting to cast Trevor Donovan as the lead in a remake of "The Bermuda Depths" which was a psychological mystery/horror movie from the late 1970s. Why I thought this, I honestly don't know. I just thought he would be good in the role if a remake was ever done.
Great Schlocky Science Fiction B-Movie Fun!
Strongly Recommended!
Five Stars!
https://www.amazon.com/Bermuda-Tentac...
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