Initially I found the cover for the 2021 movie "Devil's Triangle" to be sort of interesting. Sure, the thing with the underground citadel was a bit out there, but there was some appeal to the movie's cover. And with it being a movie that I hadn't already seen, of course I opted to watch this movie from director Brendan Petrizzo.

But this movie was tough to sit through. The storyline written by Brendan Haley and Joe Roche was just quite far from what is considered enjoyable and entertaining to me. So I found it very difficult to submerge myself, pardon the pun, into the movie and storyline. And it was just difficult to take the whole Atlantis concept seriously.

Visually then "Devil's Triangle" was a mixed experience. Some of the CGI were actually good, while others were a bit dubious.

The only cast member that I was familiar with here was Fred Williamson. But the cast did put on fair enough performances in "Devil's Triangle". Just a shame that they had next to nothing to work with in terms of a proper script and storyline.

I found "Devil's Triangle" to be a swing and a miss, and it certainly is not a movie I would recommend you waste your time, money or effort on.

My rating of "Devil's Triangle" lands on a three out of ten stars.

A plane is shot down over the Bermuda Triangle as we discover Atlantis is located there. Most are killed and few survivors are taken to the city. This has all the makings of Saturday morning science fiction-fantasy shows. The acting was bad. The plot was weak and doesn't move for quite a bit. It is typical Asylum. Includes adult film star Diana Prince.

Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.

Inconsistent characterization makes this hard to watch.

And I know money is an issue for Asylum, but how could you pick the single actor who could not convincingly sit on the shaking airplane as a lead role? That was unfortunate.

On the plus side, the movie is realy beautiful, nothing of the feeling sitting in a small greenscreen room like Empire of the Sharks.