BERMUDA TENTACLES

Cinemavixion Review

Nick Lyon's 2014 creature feature, "Bermuda Tentacles," plunges viewers into the murky depths of the Bermuda Triangle, delivering a B-movie spectacle that leans into its pulpy premise. The film posits a scenario where a catastrophic storm downs Air Force One, necessitating a high-stakes rescue mission. However, as the Navy unit ventures into the treacherous waters, they unwittingly awaken a colossal cephalopod, transforming the rescue into a desperate fight for survival against a monstrous threat. Starring genre veterans Linda Hamilton and John Savage alongside Trevor Donovan and the musical artist Mya, the film aims for a blend of action and aquatic horror. While "Bermuda Tentacles" may not boast the polish of a blockbuster, it offers a campy, creature-feature diversion for those seeking straightforward thrills and a healthy dose of oceanic mayhem. Its straightforward narrative and creature-focused plot make it a recognizable entry in the subgenre of giant monster movies.