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Edwin Hodge and Mallory Jansen Get Lost In ABC’s “Triangle”

ABC is working on a new series inspired by the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle. Titled “Triangle“, the series has added Edwin Hodge (The Purge, pictured) and Mallory Jansen (“Galavant”) to the cast that already includes The Texas Chainsaw Massacre actor Mike Vogel, Deadline reports. Hodge is set to play the role of Ulysses with Jansen starring as Grace. In the series, “After being shipwrecked, the family discovers that the Bermuda Triangle is not a watery grave in the middle of the ocean, but in fact a land lost in time that has trapped travelers for all of human history. The family must band together with a group of like-minded inhabitants from throughout history to survive and find a way home.” “Triangle” hails from writers Jon Feldman (Designated Survivor) and Sonny Postiglione (Knightfall), who are also serving as executive producers along with Jen Gwartz, Feldman’s Random Hill partner.

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Mar 12, 2019
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Three Bermuda Triangle Movies Confirmed! One Directed by Sam Raimi

The Bermuda Triangle is a real life gateway to Hell. It has caused the disappearance of many planes, boats and people. Unfortunately there are a tragic few movies about this horror-zone and its legends. The iconic Sam Raimi comes to the rescue! THR has confirmed that he is officially working on a movie about the Bermuda Triangle. Raimi, best known for his Spider-Man and Evil Dead movies, is boarding the mystery thriller project set up at Skydance Productions. Doug Miro and Carlo Bernard, the co-writers on The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, have written a script. Appropriately to the Triangle, there are three movies in production. Universal, Warner Brothers, and Skydance Productions are all keeping their scripts and plots under lock and key, but one thing is for sure, we are about to have a wonderful and long overdue outpouring of Bermuda Triangle Horror.

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Feb 18, 2017

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Edwin Hodge and Mallory Jansen Get Lost In ABC’s “Triangle”

ABC is working on a new series inspired by the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle. Titled “Triangle“, the series has added Edwin Hodge (The Purge, pictured) and Mallory Jansen (“Galavant”) to the cast that already includes The Texas Chainsaw Massacre actor Mike Vogel, Deadline reports. Hodge is set to play the role of Ulysses with Jansen starring as Grace. In the series, “After being shipwrecked, the family discovers that the Bermuda Triangle is not a watery grave in the middle of the ocean, but in fact a land lost in time that has trapped travelers for all of human history. The family must band together with a group of like-minded inhabitants from throughout history to survive and find a way home.” “Triangle” hails from writers Jon Feldman (Designated Survivor) and Sonny Postiglione (Knightfall), who are also serving as executive producers along with Jen Gwartz, Feldman’s Random Hill partner.

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Mar 12, 2019
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Three Bermuda Triangle Movies Confirmed! One Directed by Sam Raimi

The Bermuda Triangle is a real life gateway to Hell. It has caused the disappearance of many planes, boats and people. Unfortunately there are a tragic few movies about this horror-zone and its legends. The iconic Sam Raimi comes to the rescue! THR has confirmed that he is officially working on a movie about the Bermuda Triangle. Raimi, best known for his Spider-Man and Evil Dead movies, is boarding the mystery thriller project set up at Skydance Productions. Doug Miro and Carlo Bernard, the co-writers on The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, have written a script. Appropriately to the Triangle, there are three movies in production. Universal, Warner Brothers, and Skydance Productions are all keeping their scripts and plots under lock and key, but one thing is for sure, we are about to have a wonderful and long overdue outpouring of Bermuda Triangle Horror.

Continue reading →
Feb 18, 2017