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Masters Of Horror Season 2 Episode 13

Dream Cruise

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AIRED: 2/2/07

Jack, an American lawyer working in Tokyo, has fallen in love with the wife of his most valued client, Eiji. Despite Jack's deep-rooted fear of the sea, he reluctantly accepts Eiji's invitation to join the couple for a day trip on the Tokyo Bay. Pleasure turns to terror as they discover the watery destiny in store for each of them.moreless

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Nightmare Cruise...In a bad way...

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By number48, Nov 15, 2007

Dream Cruise wasn't too bad as some might have put it but I was overall unimpressed by the way the episode turned out. The story had an interesting premise but the effect and production was sub par. The time it took just to reach the climax was too long and the effort made in the film was not of much interest either. However, I will say that I did find some positive material in the film such as the acting of Daniel Giles and some of the effects such as the undead Eiji and his vengeful arm. Still, I felt too much like it was The Grudge, something built up underneath the bad rep lain by such J-Horror films. I wouldn't say that this film is terrible, but it definitely isn't great.moreless
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The Ring 4, The Grudge 5 and so on....

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By thedia, Feb 12, 2007

Perhaps I was expecting to much after the last Seasons finale, but this episode is an absolute waste of time. Not every japanese director is a Takashi Miike - that much is for sure now.

This season definatly had some highlights (Pelts, the Black Cat) and some really bad stuff (Pro Life anyone) but still after watching "Dream Cruise" it leaves a very bad taste in ones mouth.
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Dont waste your time

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By mgc1971, Feb 06, 2007

terrible episode, a very bad ending to a mediocre second season.....the acting was a joke, the script was absurd and full of clichés, everything was predictable and the "horror" factor was non existant...probably this is the worst episode of MOH ever...I have to agree with the other reviewer because of the similarities of this ep. with films like the Grudge or The Ring, only much cheaper and less scary than the originals....

This season has been a huge dissapointment , and this one has become a pale shadow of what Masters of Horror was supposed to be.Honestly, I seriously doubt I'll be watching a third season of this showmoreless
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worst...episode...ever...

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By ReZeroX, Feb 06, 2007

i saw this one before, it was called "the grudge"... no wait, it was "the ring"... oh who the hell cares, all Japanese horror is the exact same, and this episode is no different. abusive Japanese business man: check. stringy wet hair: check, pasty blue/green dead person: check. dead person popping out from absolutely everything and/or walking very slowly towards you: double check.

i literally fell asleep during the episode, went back to see what i missed, and realized it was nothing. NOTHING happens during this episode. it pretty much stomps on excitement like an adorable kitten. terrible choice for an episode, and an even WORSE choice for a season finale. the rest of the episodes this season were somewhere between very good and amazing. this just wasn't.moreless
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Thomas Jones (II)	Young Jack	Guest Star
Ethan Amis	Sean Miller	Guest Star
Daniel Gillies	Jack Miller	Guest Star

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- The plot of this episode closely mirrors that of a classic Twilight Zone episode titled "Passage on the Lady Anne". Though it is actually based on a short story of the same name written by Koji Suzuki (writer of Ring and Rasen) featured in the anthology book "Dark Water".
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- When originally aired on Showtime, it was edited down to approximately 60 minutes, thus eliminating a few credited actor/characters: Maki as Receptionist 1, Tiffany Martin as Receptionist 2, and Katsuhiro Nagano as Cab Driver. They all appear on the uncut 87 minute version released on DVD (and on Anchor Bay's YouTube account).
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