The Descent

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Taylor Oct 12 The Descent scares from the first to last scene. Claustrophobic and nauseating in the best way. See more Akatsuki M @RT02027212 2d Had high expectations for this after hearing so many people call it a masterpiece, but overall, this has to be one of the most overrated movies I've ever watched. The direction is nice, but beyond that, everything just feels dull. Even the trauma related premise and the ending fail to add much to the story. Maybe watching it in 2026 makes it feel less original, but even then, there are plenty of older films that have aged far better and still feel fresh today. Watch it or don't, it honestly won't make much of a difference. See more Sabra P @Sabrapriz Jul 16 Writer and director Neil Marshall brushes with several unique strokes in crafting a film that bucks many of the genre’s trends while never running away from what makes the genre great. See more Joshua M @Flameon Jul 7 One of the scariiest films ever made. Just the cave experience was frightening enough, but throwing in those silmy creatures just pushed the envelope. See more Fantazynerd 1 @RT48179632 Jul 4 This was just creepy af See more Shadow R @GeminiShadowRealm Jul 3 The Descent is a horror flick that starts as a heavy emotional drama and devolves into a claustrophobic nightmare. After a tragic accident claims Sarah's family, her tight-knit group of adventurous friends gathers a year later for a spelunking trip to help her heal. The creatures look slimy and gross and are creepy, blind, humanoid creatures that hunt by sound and hoard piles of bones in the dark. While the action scenes and creature designs are top-tier, the real horror comes from the breakdown of the group itself. Paranoia and a devastating accidental betrayal tear the friends apart from the inside out, leading to a brutal, blood-soaked finale where survival instincts trump everything else. See more Read all reviews

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