I also think it's just a myth but there's something... exciting in it. I always feel a thrill when I read these stories about people lost in the Bermuda Triangle. I like to wonder: 'If it were true - what impact would it have on humanity? How would we deal with such a thing?' I think that might have been the case for the whole hype in 70s and for some urban legends nowadays like Slenderman. It's a cool story in a form slightly different from a novel, bringing it closer to reality and making it feel more real.
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Growing up the tales are a sort of a thriller. So I agree with you on it being an entertaining tale. It makes people with such details to be the guy that knows a lot of mysterious stuff in an outing. Just like the Bigfoot and other related subjects. Thanks for dropping by.