For a story set at sea, Ghost Ship is pretty landbound, with its leaden acting, dull exposition and telegraphed "surprises." It does, however, have five good minutes that almost seem to belong to another movie.
Those five open Ghost Ship with a weird mix of candy-flossed dine-and-dance nostalgia and a horrifically unsettling mass murder to a metal soundtrack. Not for the squeamish.
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