She has an autistic son, lives by herself and is stressed.
Aboard the yacht, everything is going well, despite some concerns over Jess mental state.
Shortly, they manage to board a cruise liner that appears creepily deserted and out of time.
It doesnt kill the film by any means.
Its just a bit of a disappointment.
Far stronger are the scenes aboard the cruiser, where narrow corridors add to the sense of claustrophobia.
There is one moment that left me open mouthed.
Jess drops her locket into a drain that contains dozens of identical lockets.
This would later be eclipsed by a scene featuring a similar motif… just with bodies!
Extras
Chris Smiths commentary is a one-man affair, giving him nobody to bounce off.
It doesnt suffer from this as Smith covers pretty much everything you would want to know.
It is quite detailed and definitely needs to be watched after the main feature.
Some moments could have done with being expanded upon.
I would have liked to hear more about part of the set being washed away!
Deleted Scenesruns for just under five minutes and includes alternate takes.
Poster Competitionshows the winning poster by Ben Robinson from theDesign Your Own Triangle Poster competition.
The Storm Featuretteruns at under six minutes and looks at the storm.
Film:
Triangleis out now andavailable from the Den Of Geek Store.
Rating:
1 out of 5
