Fridge Brilliance
- At the beginning when the dancers died from the wire, everything went quiet. Not just the shocked dancers, but the background as well. The music and the singing completely stopped. No screaming. None of the crew went to help. Until we saw the reveal that most of the crew, including Francesca, was part of the murder. So of course they wouldn't be affected by seeing such a horrific sight.
Fridge Horror
- Katie's body is found hanged in her quarters. If her killers had time to drag her back to her quarters and string her up, what else did they have time to do? Why else would they go to the trouble of taking her all the way back to her room if they were openly slitting everyone else's throats in the middle of the hallway? Chances are, being hanged was just the end of what they did to her...
- The first draft of the original script
confirms this fridge horror. To make it worse, everything happened in front of her father.
- The first draft of the original script
- It's implied that the Graza is merely the latest ship Ferriman used in his plot to corrupt and salvage souls. If that's true, imagine how many other souls on other ships he damned to Hell?
- Considering that he first made his Deal with the Devil during the sinking of an old-timey wooden sailing ship...
- In the last scene, the gold is being loaded onto a new cruise ship by some of Epps' crewmates... specifically, the ones that were "marked" for their sins; Santos, Greer, and Dodge. This is after the Graza was destroyed, and all of the other ghosts were set free. The marked ghosts aren't just trapped on whatever ship they died on, they're under Ferriman's control forever.
