Dunno why they don't just run the ship aground or swim to shore, if they're so certain they're gonna be kild. See, that's how DRACULA VS THE SPARTANS begins: there's this crewman on watch on a ship in the fog, singing hymns to himself and looking terrified. Suddenly there's sounds around him and he's attacked by this archaically-dressed gentleman, but the sailor keeps saying prayers and every prayer he says seems to make the gentleman more furious and animalistic-looking, and suddenly the gentleman/animal attacks and we hard cut to the ships control center (or cabin or watevertf it's called) and the captain and his "mate" hear the screams and crunching of bones and the "mate" is like: just run the ship aground! and the cap'ns like: no way man I can't do that, but the "mate" is like: we're dead if we stay out on the water! so the cap'n turns the ship towards land and just then they hear the door cracking down, hard cut to these guys dressed like ancient spartans around their camp in the woods, hearing the crash (of the ship running ashore) and maybe was that a scream? The boss spartan is like: you, you, and you, go check out that sound...
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or swim to shore
Most sailors in this period probably couldn't swim, fwiw.
I kinda wanna see this movie. Definitely has to be a movie, rather than a book, to get the real impact of the sailor's prayers and the visual change to the gentleman.