…the proof is in the pudding, or something like that… As the camera pans back to reveal a wreck of some kind, the “Elizabeth Dane,” or so it appears… A quick peak back to the “two years ago” segment does not show that the Yacht had a name, or that there was very much wood in its construction, so who knows what this all means.

But is the Pelican real? It almost looks like a casting of some kind… Pelican bills are normally orange, or at least not white…
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Thanks for your astute reference! “The Fog” was not on my radar, although “Swamp Thing” was! Another Cult Classic/ Adrienne Barbeau vehicle!
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And, you have to give James Allen a bit of credit for the obscure reference to a shipwreck from an Adrienne Barbeau cult movie — en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fog
Of course it does not make up for the many hours of my life wasted in the cave.
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The full saying makes much more sense — “The proof of the pudding is in the eating.”
Neither the yacht or the shore boat had a wood hull — a much easier thing to overlook than miles and miles of 100-watt bioluminescence.
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