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Titanic’s victims return in trailer for horror Titanic 666

April 5, 2022 by Amie Cranswick

Tubi has released a trailer for The Asylum’s latest horror film Titanic 666 which sees the ‘Titanic 3’ setting sail on the 110th anniversary of the launch of the original ocean liner, only for the passengers to begin experiencing dark events and paranormal encounters during its maiden voyage; watch it here…

After a mammoth cruise ship sails over the site of the Titanic’s disaster, dark and deadly events start to occur on board; as the ship’s captain investigate the tragic occurrences, it becomes clear that the passengers from the original Titanic have returned.

Directed by Nick Lyon, Titanic 666 stars AnnaLynne McCord, Lydia Hearst, Jamie Bamber, Keesha Sharp, Joseph Gatt, Derek Yates, Michael J. Chen, Gigi Gustin, Jhey Castles, Kendall Chappell, Maurice Johnson, and Giovannie Espiritu.

Titanic 666 sets sail on Tubi on April 15th, exactly 110 years after the sinking of the original ship.

 

Filed Under: Amie Cranswick, Movies, News, Trailers Tagged With: AnnaLynne McCord, Derek Yates, Gigi Gustin, Giovannie Espiritu, Jamie Bamber, Jhey Castles, Joseph Gatt, Keesha Sharp, Kendall Chappell, Lydia Hearst, Maurice Johnson, Michael J. Chen, Nick Lyon, Titanic 666

About Amie Cranswick

Amie Cranswick is Executive Editor of Flickering Myth, responsible for overseeing editorial coverage across film, television and pop culture.

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