The Ninth Passenger

2018

Action / Comedy / Horror / Mystery / Sci-Fi / Thriller

25
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 33%
IMDb Rating 3.1/10 10 816 816

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Plot summary

A group of salacious students party aboard a luxury yacht only to turn on each other as a 9th PASSENGER picks them off one by one.


Uploaded by: FREEMAN
August 22, 2018 at 03:52 PM

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Alexia Fast as Jess
Jesse Metcalfe as Brady
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by wahlander-598-318700 1 / 10

This one turned my stomach inside out.

Well I'm speechless. The only action I got out of this movie was the beating I recieved from my girlfriend afterwards for making her watch this utter crap. Terrible acting overall, except for maybe the "mechanic". The effects were close to non-existent. If I was to watch this movie without sound, I problably wouldn't even notice that it's supposed to be a horror-movie. There was so many errors in this movie, but I won't even bother anymore, I've wasted enough time on this already.

Reviewed by Wuchakk 5 / 10

Eight people on a luxury yacht, but there's another passenger

In the Strait of Georgia in the Vancouver area eight people, half of them strangers, end up on an unexpected ride in a luxury yacht where some of them eventually board a dinghy to the nearest island and horrific things happen. Will anyone make it back alive? Jesse Metcalfe plays the quasi-protagonist with a secret agenda.

"The Ninth Passenger" (2018) is a drama/thriller with a little horror that brings to mind yacht/schooner movies like "Dead Calm" (1989) and "Caught Inside" (2010), but with a surprise twist in the last act, which has more to do with flicks like "Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan" (1989).

While this is the least of these, it's proficiently made for a low-budget film with a decent cast of no-names, fitting atmosphere, a quality score and impressive F/X. But the script needed more tweaking because there's a lack of cohesion to the story. It's like several ideas put together that needed a little more smoothness and logic. Yet it could also be argued that ambiguity works in the picture's favor.

Metcalfe does well as the formidable protagonist, inspiring men to get in better shape. As for the feminine cast, there are four beauties: Alexia Fast (Jess), Veronica Dunne (Christy), Sabina Gadecki (Tina) and Cinta Laura Kiehl (Nicole), but the director only milks the latter's splendor (no nudity) and she's debatably the least of 'em.

The film runs 1 hour, 16 minutes (although it's curiously listed as 93 minutes), and was shot in Vancouver, British Columbia.

GRADE: C+

Reviewed by TheLittleSongbird 1 / 10

One party that one cannot wait for it to be over

My main reasons for seeing 'The Ninth Passenger' were an intriguing title and concept, that it was part of my low-budget film quest after being recommended to me by IMDb in my recommended for you section and as someone trying to see as many 2018 films as possible.

The marginally good news about 'The Ninth Passenger' is that there have been worse films seen by me throughout my life, ones that are even more amateurish, intelligence insulting and ones that blatantly rip off infinitely superior films more cheaply. The bad news is that that doesn't stop 'The Ninth Passenger' from being dreadful in every way imaginable, of my numerous recent viewings it is definitely down there as among the worst and very low down.

Just for the record, giving a film the lowest possible rating is fairly rare for me compared to my other ratings, trying to be a fair reviewer trying to see the good in everything viewed. That rating is only reserved for films etc. that look like no effort or heart was put into it and like nobody was trying, a cardinal sin in film but actually not committed all that often. 'The Ninth Passenger' is one of the all-time worst examples recently.

Visually, 'The Ninth Passenger' looks incredibly cheap even for something made on a low budget. It's very drably and sometimes dizzyingly shot, incoherently edited (bacon-slicer-like) with glaring and unforgivably sloppy continuity errors and even the scenery doesn't make much impression despite being actually the least bad aspect of the film. Even worse are some of the most laughable and pathetic-looking special effects to be seen on celluloid, actually looking they were done as an afterthought and on the small remainder of the money they had left. Nothing menacing or threatening and there are no surprises.

Can remember little about the music, which tended to be intrusive, annoying and out of place. The script is so awkward, cheesy and improvisatory-sounding that it is enough to make the toes curl in how awful it is. The ending has been panned by some here and for good reason, the "that's it" feeling that others felt is a perfect way to sum up a film that doesn't really end.

There is absolutely nothing thrilling, tense, suspenseful, emotionally investable or fun about the story. The predictability may have been forgivable if the film was actually engaging let alone exciting but it fails to be either throughout. 'The Ninth Passenger' is basically non-stop dullness and intelligence-insulting ridiculousness, with unintentional humour because of the excessive cheese, bouts of mawkish and stilted melodrama and irritating character behaviours that makes one endear to them even less in a film with not one interesting or rootable character. Hated the sister especially.

As for the acting it is appalling all round with no exceptions, the amateurish quality is just embarrassing. It doesn't even have dependable actors giving career-worst performances, that's how bad it was and it wasn't a case of the actors forgetting their acting skills. Instead, excepting Jesse Metcalfe who looks completely lost and bewildered, they were completely deprived of them in a mix of histrionics and looking disengaged.

At the end of the day, a disaster. 1/10 Bethany Cox

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