PHANTOM SHIP | Classic Horror Mystery Thriller | Bela Lugosi | Free Full Movie

During a horrific storm at sea, the crew realizes that there is a murderer among them who is killing them off one by one.

Directed by: Denison Clift
Starring: Bela Lugosi, Shirley Grey, Arthur Margetson
Year: 1935
AKA The Mystery of the Mary Celeste
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**This film is under a non-exclusive license from Corinth Films

[shootfirst]

What is utterly GUTTING is the Universal Studios fire of 2008 that destroyed THOUSANDS of irreplaceable, one-of-a-kind silent movies and black-and-white movies over 100 years old.
Just heartbreaking. At the time, I worked at a television audio post-production company in Burbank and we could see the plume of smoke from our office.
I had no idea what a catastrophe it was. Television shows were saved as there were duplicates, but many Musical recordings were lost

[jeffwilliams]

Best looking print of this movie, really clear . THANKS !

[kimmccabe]

True story. When they found the Mary Celeste she was still floating, no souls aboard, incl. Capt., his wife and child. So many myths and stories surrounded this mystery. But the truth was, the cargo was alcohol and it began to leak. The fumes were deadly so the Capt. ordered everyone into the lifeboat and tied a rope to the ship. When aired out, they all wld return, but the waves tipped the lifeboat over and all drowned most likely. Sad effort. 🙏

[flyingtigerline]

I really enjoyed this spooky mystery. Thank you for an hour well spent !!!

[ardathbey]

This is one of Bela's I have never seen before... Totally enjoyable to see for the first time... thank you for posting this movie... Hollywood were stupid not to use him more... idiots...

[pieyedapple]

...fascinating take on this history...Bela was totally believeable, too!

[jamescrawford]

The very first Hammer Pictures Horror Movie

[DavidRice]

I enjoy this every time I re-watch it- Bela's finest melodramatic acting!

[unclenogbad]

Bela Lugosi was just excellent - even in this low budget number, he knows how to rake up the tension. Love all his films, but never seen this one before. Thanks.

NB - the real Mary Celeste 'mystery' takes a simpler dimension when you realise that both Captains (of the 'Celeste ans the ship that picked her up) knew each other very well, and had been deep in conversation before they each sailed. Can never be sure what happened, but my money's on an insurance job.

[karenhill]

I think Mr Legosi was so great to not let stereotype get to him he kept working His whole life ..was so good in ALL His movies of coarse DRACULA " ....ive listened to his Son BL, Jr...he seems like a fine person

[anacatarina]

This is the greatest Bela Lugosi thriller horror movie ever⚓💀👏👏👏

[heru-deshet]

I love this. Thank you so much for posting. Subscribed!

[richclarke]

There is another story of the Mary Celeste. I read this in about 1956, that the ship reported a bright flying object following the ship. ( on a different sail)

[lucan]

This would be a good re-make for 2024 / no ghosts !!!

[medicalmisinformation]

It's hard to believe she would go for Ben and not Jim. Neither of them can quite spit out his lines.

[beandipcartography]

Oh, a seafaring caper eh ?
Why, I think I'll just pop up a batch of DuckyPops and have myself a real fine time.

[michaelmanger]

The golden years of Hollywood 🍿🍿+👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[pamplayer]

Shame ya can’t see the movie the Tingler with Vincent Price in a driven when that voice came thru the speaker at the end people were screaming n jumping of their cars it was a riot Not I was one of them 😱

[Mr.HydesPopCultureExpress]

How did you manage to get this past Youtube copywrite?? I tried to show on my channel and it was blocked!??

[theonlybuzz]

Oh what a beautiful romantic love story, where everyone has gone to see St Peter at the pearly gates themselves……. Remember lads if you come across a shipmate who has one arm, ask him this. Who holds the bash mag while you are giving it the old vinegar stroke? That’s what I would like to know. Whatever you do, don’t offer to turn the pages for him. It could mean trouble for you tooo………. .. …. .. … . . . . . . . . ..