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In the upcoming episode, “Bermuda Triangle’s First Blood,” of “The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters,” viewers are in for a thrilling maritime adventure. The investigative team dives deep into the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle, focusing on a significant find – the wreckage of the long-lost SS D.H. Mount. Believed to be one of the earliest victims of the Bermuda Triangle’s enigmatic forces, the large wooden shipwreck promises to unveil secrets that have eluded researchers for years.

As the team meticulously explores the site, recovering a series of artifacts, anticipation builds regarding the tale these relics may tell. History Channel’s viewers are in for an intriguing journey into the heart of the Bermuda Triangle’s enigma, where each artifact holds the potential to shed light on the area’s mysterious and unsettling reputation. Tune in at 10:03 Pm on Tuesday, January 9, 2024, to witness the unfolding of this gripping nautical saga.

Happy 2021, everyone! It’s been a few weeks, but we’re back with a brand-new edition of our weekly Blu-ray and DVD releases column to kick off this new year. And while we may not have a ton of titles headed home on Tuesday, we do have an excellent bunch of films all the same, including one of my favorite films of 2020, Love and Monsters, which hits various formats this week. Another film from last year that I really enjoyed was Brea Grant’s 12 Hour Shift, which hits both Blu-ray and DVD (and will be available On Demand) tomorrow, and if you have somehow never seen it, I highly recommend picking up the new Blu for Savage Streets, featuring Linda Blair.

Other releases for January 5th include Tintorera… Tiger Shark, From the Depths, Nina of the Woods, and Hacksaw.

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Just in time for New Year’s Eve, here is a roundup of all the new titles being added to Disney’s new streaming service, Disney+.

From classics like “Holes” and “Cool Runnings” to the new live action remake of “Aladdin,” there’s lots to look forward to.

Other highlights include a slew of Marvel content, including Season 3 of “Marvel’s Runaways” and two episodes of “Marvel’s Hero Project.” Plus, episode nine of “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series,” called “Opening Night.”

Also Read: Baby Yoda Movie? Bob Iger Says Disney+ 'Star Wars' TV Shows Could Become Films

Here is the full list of everything new on Disney+ in January 2020:

Jan. 1

America’s National Parks (Season 1)

Austin & Ally (Season 1-4)

Billy Dilley’s Super-Duper Subterranean Summer (Season 1)

Bugged (Short)

Continent 7: Antarctica (Season 1)

Cool Runnings

Dog: Impossible (Season 1)

Dr. K’s Exotic Animal ER (Season 8)

Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet (Season 7)

Dr.

Cassie Randolph, the winner of Season 23 of The Bachelor, jetted off to Bermuda with boyfriend, Colton Underwood, for a romantic getaway. View this post on Instagram Just watched a documentary on The Bermuda Triangle and I’m really glad I didn’t watch that before I went… Isn’t it kinda weird when you think about the […]

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Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail will direct a film about the infamous Bermuda Triangle for Universal Pictures.

Esmail will write the script from earlier drafts by Miles Millar and Alfred Gough, and Juliet Snowden & Stiles White.

The Bermuda Triangle is a region over the Caribbean that earned notoriety several decades ago for press coverage about a number of planes and ships that reportedly went missing after travelling through the area.

Appropriately enough, Esmail, his fellow producers, and Universal are keeping plot details under wraps.

Dylan Clark (Planet Of The Apes series, Oblivion) will produce through his Universal-based Dylan Clark Productions, alongside Esmail and Chad Hamilton for Esmail Corp.  Millar and Gough will serve as executive producers

As previously announced, Esmail is lining up the Amazon Studios project Homecoming to star Julia Roberts.

Universal Cable Productions and Anonymous Content will produce that show, based on a fiction podcast by Gimlet Media about a...

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Three Bermuda triangle films are currently in development - and Sam Raimi is in talks to direct one of them...

Sam Raimi, best known for the Evil Dead and Spider-Man movies, is about to get lost in the web of the devil’s triangle. The man who brought Xena: The Warrior Princess to TV will be battling two other studios in a trio of movies being made about the Bermuda triangle. Raimi is navigating negotiations to develop and possibly direct one for Skydance Productions.

Skydance has been developing its Bermuda triangle movie since 2013. Universal and Warner Bros have also been working on films about the mysterious Caribbean travel hazard.

The latest version of the Skydance film, which is as-yet untitled, was written by Doug Miro and Carlo Bernard. Damian Shannon and Mark Swift also wrote a draft of the script. There is no studio attached to the project yet.

Sam Raimi is in no big rush to make his next movie, though he’s certainly been stacking up quite a few options. Perhaps the most high profile is a Hollywood redo of Jacques Audiard‘s intense “A Prophet,” while on the blockbuster front he’s taken a look at “World War 3” and the tornado heist movie “Stormfall.” Well, Raimi is putting another big project into the mix.

Continue reading Sam Raimi Heads To The Bermuda Triangle at The Playlist.

Michael Caine had an interesting run of genre flicks starting in the late ‘70s. The Swarm (1978) was laughed off the screen, Dressed to Kill (1980) was enjoyed by audiences and critics alike, and The Hand (1981) dropped his batting average once again. Nestled in between all those was The Island (1980), a killer pirate movie from the author of Jaws and directed by the man behind The Bad News Bears. What could go wrong? Well, everything, according to most folk. It’s an odd one to be sure, but the wild tonal shifts that prevent the ship from staying on a clear course make it a fascinating treasure that gets better with each viewing.

Released in June by Universal, The Island had a surefire pedigree for success; the Jaws juggernaut of producers Zanuck and Brown and author Peter Benchley (here, adapting his own novel) promised a good time to be had by all.

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The mid-to-late Seventies seemed rife with films that featured sharks and the mysterious depths of the Bermuda waters. High class entries of course included Jaws (1975) and The Deep (1977), both of which were based upon successful novels by Peter Benchley. For every good example, there is naturally a fair amount of cheaper, less impressive imitations. Bermuda: Cave of the Sharks (1978) directed by Italian Tonino Ricci, unfortunately lands in that category.

When Andres (Andrés García ) and his partner Angelica (Janet Agren ) are hired to recover some treasures from an aircraft that has ditched into the Bermuda Triangle, they face not only human treachery but also the mysterious powers of an underwater civilization. Ricci’s film did very little business and came about strictly because of the Italian film industry’s love affair with shark movies.

However, Tonino Ricci did have the good sense to hire Italian composer Stelvio Cipriani to write the score.

No, this title doesn’t refer to being the last one to arrive in music class and getting stuck with the lamest of instruments to play. Satan’s Triangle (1975) is a creepy, seafaring TV tale of supernatural mystery with an ending that absolutely kills. You may think the title tells all, and the journey can’t quite supplant the destination, but oh boy, what a destination. You’re going to need your sea legs for this finale.

For those not familiar with The Bermuda Triangle, aka The Devil’s Triangle, it is an area of water loosely configured between Bermuda, Puerto Rico, and Florida that was privy to many disappearances – boats, planes, and people. And back in the ‘70s, long before the internet, the only information to go on about this and other phenomena (Hey Bigfoot!) was provided by speculative quasidocumentaries, scientific journals dispelling the myths, and TV fodder such as Satan’s Triangle.

Earlier today a couple of TV spots were released for the upcoming “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” film. But Warner Bros. wasn’t finished yet! A new trailer also arrived today. Though “new” may be a bit of a stretch as nearly all of the footage is recycled. One of the most interesting never-before-seen bits involved Wonder Woman and flight. The boring human kind. On a boring old plane. If you don't want to watch the full trailer, I've packaged the important part into a handy Gif. You're welcome. Gif Credit: DC Films What Does It Mean? It means Wonder Woman has a secret identity. Full stop. But let’s speculate anyway! We now know Diana has been kicking around Man’s World since the 1910s, as “Wonder Woman” is set during Wwi. But this doesn’t mean she’s continuously lived on Earth. Comic book Wonder Woman treks...

The Bermuda Triangle, that decades-old center of odd aeronautical and oceanic lore, is now the focus of multiple films at different studios. The Caribbean area that has been said to be a mysterious danger zone for planes and ships is a great location for a thriller, especially because factors as varied as alien influence and Atlantis are used to explain […]

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A version of this story first appeared in the June 26 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. To receive the magazine, click here to subscribe. Skydance Productions is developing a film based on the Bermuda Triangle, the legendary and mysterious Caribbean area where planes and ships inexplicably have gone missing. Doug Miro and Carlo Bernard, who co-wrote 2010's The Sorcerer's Apprentice starring Nicolas Cage, are rewriting a script based on an original screenplay by Damian Shannon and Mark Swift (2009's Friday the 13th). Read More 'Ouija' Writers to Rewrite Bermuda Triangle Movie for Universal (Exclusive) The Bermuda Triangle, also

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It was the Lost of the sitcom world. The "Who Shot J.R.?" of mysterious TV romances. The Bermuda Triangle of Perfectly Nice Women Who Were Not The Mother. How I Met Your Mother was also a cavalcade of questions, beer, tangents, inside jokes, more beer and women who were dumb enough to fall for Barney's sex-fueled tricks before he finally settled down. And then he got divorced, and then he fooled around some more before ending up with a baby. And now, it is over. Cue gross, messy sobs. Since we've had a couple of days to process How I Met Your Mother's emotional and polarizing finale, it's time to go back and check on all of the mysteries we've come to wonder about over the years....

Glee, Season 5, Episode 13, “New Directions″

Written by Brad Falchuk

Directed by Brad Falchuk

Airs Tuesdays at 8pm Et on Fox

Good news, Glee fans. The Bermuda Triangle school year at McKinley is actually over. Seniors Artie, Sam, Tina, Blaine, Becky, and even Brittany, back from her imprisonment at MIT, have all flipped their tassel over to the other side. They are moving on, but not before leaving us with one more iconic moment. “Don’t Stop Believin’” was quite obviously the only song to end the Glee Club’s five year run and this version does an amazing job of pulling the original characters and the newbies together in a single, meaningful act. While Kurt, played by Chris Colfer, lends his voice as the male lead and shows off his vocal range in the process, “Don’t Stop Believin’” is missing something without Finn. The chemistry between Kurt and Rachel...

Warner Bros. Pictures has acquired Daniel Kunka's spec screenplay "The Bermuda Triangle"

The story deals with the legend of the Bermuda Triangle, while Charles Roven and Richard Suckle will produce.

In other news, FilmDistrict will co-finance Ben Ketai's supernatural true story horror script "The Last Word".

The story deals with the strange and tragic aftermath endured by the participants in the trial of a young man in Texas who was wrongly convicted and executed for the rape and murder of a nun.

Finally, Universal Pictures has acquired an untitled family comedy pitch from scribes Brian Gatewood and Alex Tanaka.

The project will be developed as a star vehicle for Vince Vaughn, and will be produced by Scott Stuber and Vaughn.

Source: THR...

Warner Bros. has just acquired the rights to an original spec script by screenwriter Daniel Kunka called The Bermuda Triangle. There's not much information on the plot of the film, but they are looking to turn it into an action franchise. As the film's title suggests, it will center on the legendary supernatural phenomenon that is supposedly the cause of several ship and plane disappearances over the years.  

I enjoy reading about the history of these kinds of supernatural mythologies, and I bet this could turn out to be a cool film if they don't turn it into something over-the-top and stupid. 

The film is being developed over at Atlas Entertainment and Madhouse Entertainment with Charles Roven and Richard Suckle producing. 

Source: Deadline (http://www.deadline.com/2013/04/warner-bros-buys-daniel-kunka-spec-the-bermuda-triangle/)...

WB is looking to make a franchise based on an original spec script from 12 Rounds writer Daniel Kunka entitled The Bermuda Triangle.

There’s nothing about the plot at this juncture, but come on, if it’s a franchise, it’s going to be some action adventure film with some supernatural goings on to explain all the weird happenings that have happened at the infamous spot.

Atlas Entertainment and Madhouse Entertainment are producing the project.

Not to be confused with the previously announced WWE film from January, another studio is getting set to sail the deadly seas between reality and holy shit what was that? That's right, kids! Time to head out in cinematic search of the Bermuda Triangle.

According to Deadline, Warner Bros. has closed a mid-six-figure deal for The Bermuda Triangle, a spec script by Daniel Kunka. The film will be a co-production between Atlas Entertainment and Madhouse Entertainment. Atlas’ Charles Roven and Richard Suckle will produce with Madhouse’s Adam Kolbrenner. Andy Horwitz of Atlas and Robyn Meisinger of Madhouse are exec producing. Jon Berg will shepherd the project at Warner Bros.

While plot details are still under wraps, the ambition is to use the Bermuda Triangle mythology – planes and ships go missing – and turn it into a tentpole action franchise. The words "action franchise" have us a bit worried, but we shall see.

Get ready to visit The Bermuda Triangle (in 2-3 years). Per Deadline, Warner Bros has purchased writer Daniel Kunka‘s spec script The Bermuda Triangle. This one sounds like it could be in our wheelhouse, for some reason I can’t imagine a studio movie about that place without at least a few monsters. Maybe I’m wrong.... Read More...

Exclusive: Warner Bros has closed a mid-six figure deal for The Bermuda Triangle, a spec script by Daniel Kunka. The film will be a co-production between Atlas Entertainment and Madhouse Entertainment. Atlas’s Charles Roven and Richard Suckle will produce with Madhouse’s Adam Kolbrenner. Andy Horwitz of Atlas and Robyn Meisinger of Madhouse exec producing. Jon Berg will shepherd the project at Warner Bros. Kunka most recently sold Crime Of The Century to Universal with Dan Trachtenberg directing and Chris Morgan producing, and he also sold Agent Ox to Sony Pictures and Original Film. The logline is being kept under wraps, but the ambition is to use the Bermuda Triangle mythology–planes and ships go missing–and turn it into a tent pole action franchise. The writer’s repped by ICM Partners, Madhouse Entertainment, and attorney Sean Marks. Atlas is in production on the David O Russell-directed untitled drama...

Warner Bros. Pictures has acquired the rights to The Bermuda Triangle , an original spec script by 12 Rounds screenwriter Daniel Kunka. Deadline has the news, suggesting that the plan is to develop the project as a potential action franchise. Specific details regarding the plot of The Bermuda Triangle are, at the moment, unavailable, but it's very likely that the storyline will involve some sort of fantastic force at work in the Altantic ocean. Atlas Entertainment and Madhouse Entertainment are developing the project at the studio with Charles Roven and Richard Suckle producing for the former and Adam Kolbrenner producing for the latter.

WWE Studios have announced that they have snagged the rights to “found footage” horror Bermuda, based on a script from Bobby Lee Darby and Nathan Brookes. Said WWE Studios President Michael Luisi:

The Bermuda Triangle has always been an intriguing and mysterious setting, Bobby and Nathan’s script puts a very unique spin on the found footage genre.

Set in the Bermuda Triangle (obviously really given the title), the film tells the story of a documentary film crew that goes missing and the only trace of their disappearance comes when their film footage, chronicling their final terrifying days, is found – shades of Cannibal Holocaust?

So which WWE superstar will we see in the lead role in Bermuda? Place your bets below…...

WWE Studios is developing their own found-footage horror film, called "Bermuda," penned by Bobby Lee Darby and Nathan Brookes, the duo who wrote "Slaughter," which won the Horror Screenplay Competition at Slamdance in 2007. Set in the Bermuda Triangle, the story focuses on a documentary film crew that goes missing and the only trace of their disappearance comes when their film footage, chronicling their final terrifying days, is found. "The Bermuda Triangle has always been an intriguing and mysterious setting," said WWE Studios President Michael Luisi. "Bobby and Nathan's script puts a very unique spin on the found footage genre."...

'm always kind of leery when sports and films collide. I'm not talking about movies about sports, I love Moneyball as much as the next guy. I'm talking about when sports franchises decide they want to make movies. Which is what's happening now. The WWE venturing into horror, found footage specifically, with the newly announced Bermuda. Per Deadline, "WWE Studios has acquired Bermuda, a found-footage horror spec script by Bobby Lee Darby and Nathan Brookes. Set in the Bermuda Triangle, the story focuses on a documentary film crew that goes missing. The only trace is the discovery of their film footage chronicling their final desperate days. The scribes previously wrote Slaughter, a homage to Japanese cult horror films that won a Horror Screenplay Competition prize at Slamdance. Original Artists repped the scribes along with Hung Entertainment. The Bermuda Triangle has always been a..

More found footage fun is on its way, this time from WWE Films, who'll soon be exploring the dreaded Bermuda Triangle. Maybe they'll find the secret spot where good wrestling angles have disappeared to. Lord knows the PG13 pablum they're spewing out nowadays is in desperate need of a boost.

From the Press Release

WWE Studios has announced it has secured the rights to Bermuda, a found footage horror spec script by Bobby Lee Darby and Nathan Brookes. WWE Studios beat out a number of bidders for the film. Set in the Bermuda Triangle, the story focuses on a documentary film crew that goes missing and the only trace of their disappearance comes when their film footage, chronicling their final terrifying days, is found.

"The Bermuda Triangle has always been an intriguing and mysterious setting,” said WWE Studios President Michael Luisi. “Bobby and Nathan's script puts a very unique spin on the found footage genre,...

Exclusive: WWE Studios has acquired Bermuda, a found-footage horror spec script by Bobby Lee Darby and Nathan Brookes. Set in the Bermuda Triangle, the story focuses on a documentary film crew that goes missing. The only trace is the discovery of their film footage chronicling their final desperate days. The scribes previously wrote Slaughter, a homage to Japanese cult horror films that won a Horror Screenplay Competition prize at Slamdance. Original Artists repped the scribes along with Hung Entertainment. ”The Bermuda Triangle has always been an intriguing and mysterious setting,” said WWE Studios president Michael Luisi. “Bobby and Nathan’s script puts a very unique spin on the found footage genre.”...

WWE Studios announced today it has secured the rights to Bermuda , a "found footage" horror spec script from Bobby Lee Darby and Nathan Brookes. Set in the Bermuda Triangle, the story focuses on a documentary film crew that goes missing and the only trace of their disappearance comes when their film footage, chronicling their final terrifying days, is found. "The Bermuda Triangle has always been an intriguing and mysterious setting,. said WWE Studios President Michael Luisi. .Bobby and Nathan's script puts a very unique spin on the found footage genre.. Darby and Brookes previously penned Slaughter , an homage to the Japanese cult horror genre, which won the Horror Screenplay Competition at Slamdance in 2007.