Haunting of Queen Mary is set (and filmed) aboard the haunted RMS Queen Mary, with many of the film's ghosts drawn from real passenger experiences.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The 2023 film Haunting of Queen Mary dives into the horrors of the real-world RMS Queen Mary, with a great many of the included ghost stories coming from the experiences of guests upon the legendary "Most Haunted Ship in America." Now a hotel experience in California, the retired British ocean liner has a thrilling history that has long captivated ghost enthusiasts and paranormal investigators.
Dozens Of People Have Reportedly Died On The RMS Queen Mary Throughout the various stages of its history, the Queen Mary has gained a reputation for the mysterious number of deaths that have happened within its walls. In less than 100 years, 16 crew members and 41 passengers have died onboard . Though high numbers like this would typically be associated with some massive-scale accident, most of these have been listed in the ship's logs as being from "natural causes.
Other typical reports include the sounds of a young girl crying near the pool, thought to be little Jacqueline Torin's ghost, and the apparition of a man named John Henry, whose body is said to have been discovered in the boiler room. Still, it's difficult to say whether these are the result of real spirits of the active imaginations of passengers.
The Cursed B340 Room Explained The most haunted location on the Queen Mary is said to be room B340 . The room was originally three separate quarters when the ship was still transporting passengers, but when it was remade into a hotel, it was turned into a single suite. Shortly after the Queen Mary opened for business, guests began complaining of strange happenings with the room.
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