Starts out ok even with some promise, but then degenerates into a Sci Fi Vs Religion movie. Immanence feels like I was swindled being sold one thing and given another.

If religion is your bag you might get something out of this film, if you are into science and facts well it will leave you a bit flat.

The story is so cliche that its laughable unfortunately its not a comedy! Fast run down a group of people track an object moving quickly past our sun to earth then a signal turns up in Bermudan waters. I didn't think divine beings needed a spaceship but hey that's another story. Next they hire a boat and head to sea, but wait not any sea into the Triangle!

No it goes down hill cheap effects woody acting and the usual paranormal ala supernatural. The devil turns up to cut a deal, oh well, which involves people turning on each other to survive.

3 survivors out of 6! The End.

A radio astronomer (Anthony Ruivivar) gets the call to go find out about a possible first contact that happened to an object that crashed into the Bermuda Triangle. He takes a crew of three and charters a boat in the middle of the night. The man who drives the ship is very religious and believes it is the devil and not aliens.

They tried to make the film cute and clever with two Biblical names and four non-biblical names (guess who survives?) It goes from a so-so sci-fi film to a confused theology nightmare with random unconnected Bible verses. The end credits tosses in a bunch of ancient symbols used on our currency!!!!! Who knew?

Okay Everyone knew.

Guide: So swearing, sex, or nudity.

An few interesting parts here and there but this film is mostly trying to pit science and ufo's against religion and god. The setting is on a boat in the middle of the ocean and the budget is bare bones and this is mostly a vanity project.

Some scenes are an attempt to create confusion and discussion about religion but after a while it just all falls apart and doesn't make much sense to continue watching to find out what happens in the end.