Last Voyage of the Demeter. Based on a few chapters of Dracula. The voyage from Romania to London. It's not bad. Not overly scary more than tense, but it wasn't a stretch to turn it into a full film. It's not hard to imagine being stuck on a ship from that era, with a vampire, would be bad. Liam Cunningham from GOT is the one actor you'd know, he's the captain who is determined to get there on time and collect the bonus so he can retire.
Haunting of the Queen Mary. Had never heard of this. Stars Alice Eve (Anne) and Joel Fry (Patrick). This is not a low budget effort, so I'm not sure why it wasn't in theaters long. The premise is quite interesting really. The film moves back and forth showing some historical events, horrible ones, on the Queen Mary. There's also some backstory on the ship's history and eventually, how it came to be permanently docked at Long Beach as an attraction. Anne and Patrick visit, with Anne's son, and encounter some of the ghosts of its past, permanently stuck on the ship. It's pretty good except for an ending that falls rather flat and lack of clear narrative direction.