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Treasure Quest is a great documentary style show about a company called Odyssey Marine Exploration searching the bottom of the ocean for lost sunken ships. They are mostly in search of fabled galleons and ships that carried large treasures that were lost at sea. This show Treasure Quest documents the crew involved with Odyssey, their time spent preparing for dives, the troubles encountered with dives, and actual point of view footage from their small unmanned submarine Zeus as they explore the bottom of the seas looking for treasures and trying to fill in the final resting places of these ships into the history books.

I've seen a few documentaries on locating shipwrecks and it's always been quite a fascinating thing to me. If you enjoy documentaries such as those about the Atocha, The Queen Anne's Revenge, the Titanic, U-boat submarines, and other lost and sometimes legendary shipwrecks, then you will without a doubt love this one of a kind series. Some people may not enjoy this series based on the fact that once the proper paperwork is filed on some of the bigger shipwrecks with treasure are excavated. I personally find this to be just as exciting and entertaining as the actual stories behind the ships themselves and seeing the remains of those ships, but some people do have a moral belief that many of these wrecks are tombs and should be left untouched.

If you like documentaries on shipwrecks then you owe it to yourself to watch Treasure Quest.

The PAL ABCDVD release appears to be completely uncut. This movie is very porn-like in nature.

This particular DVD has a blow job scene with Lina Romay & it contains a lot of nudity including parts of both male & female anatomy.

Definitely not something you want the kids to see. It is a relatively slow film about a nymphomaniac (Romay) who has her driver driving her around while she has sex in her Rolls Royce.

Not something I can recommend unless you're a Romay fan or a fan of classic erotica.

If you want to see a good Lina Romay film, then definitely check out Jess Franco's Eugenie.

This film was meant to be the third & final film in the Tales From The Crypt movie trilogy. Why it wasn't made official? None of us may ever know. In my opinion though it definately had the Tales From The Crypt feel to it. It had all the right elements & I had a great time watching it. As with all Tales movies & episodes don't watch it expecting to get the crap scared out of you, expect some good ole fun. The main element missing that would've made this a complete Tales movie however is The Cryptkeeper. If you're a fan of Tales From The Crypt, you like zombie/voodoo films like The Serpent & The Rainbow, or you like horror in general then I definately recommend giving this film a look. That is if you can find it.