24 Years Later, Karl Urban's Chilling Thriller Has Aged Like Fine

24 Years Later, Karl Urban's Chilling Thriller Has Aged Like Fine




The third film from Joel Silver and Robert Zemeckis' underrated Dark Castle entertainment production house, 2002's Ghost Ship has much of the same delightfully campy, gory energy the two producers brought to their HBO Tales from the Crypt project roughly a decade prior. Ghost Ship tells exactly the story its title promises, with a lot of style — but it may be most notable today because it features a striking, young Karl Urban's Hollywood feature film debut.


The third film from Joel Silver and Robert Zemeckis' underrated Dark Castle entertainment production house, 2002's Ghost Ship has much of the same delightfully campy, gory energy the two producers brought to their HBO Tales from the Crypt project roughly a decade prior. Ghost Ship tells exactly the story its title promises, with a lot of style — but it may be most notable today because it features a striking, young Karl Urban's Hollywood feature film debut.

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