Posts by Andrew Wells7

Yeah, look, there aren't a ton of action sequences—it’s not some non-stop explosion fest—but when they do happen, they’re executed perfectly. 🙏

It’s a solid movie—really good, actually—right up until it hits that totally pointless ending.

The second part was an absolute train wreck 👎

neonhound32 said:I don't think so. You'll probably have to wait until it hits streaming or Blu-ray.

But honestly, I’m kind of dreading the sequel... I'm not really sure why they even felt the need to make one in the first place—sometimes you just leave well enough alone, you know? My fear is it'll just end up tarnishing the legacy of the original.
Really hoping I'm wrong about this one.

You're right.
I was pretty skeptical myself, but once I actually sat down and watched it, I was totally blown away.
It's a great movie.

You guys totally missed "voodoo".
It was even featured on local news stations back in the day.

pretty decent flick

restlesslynx said:It’s a movie with a super similar premise to The Descent—you know, spelunkers trapped in a cave facing off against creatures living down there—and while everyone on IMDb raves about Descent while The Cave gets a pretty mediocre rating, I actually felt the exact opposite. I gave Descent a 4/10; honestly, it was pretty rough and I was just counting the minutes until it ended. But The Cave? An easy 8/10 for me. It was actually great! It hits all the right notes for an adventure-action-horror flick... you get capable, interesting characters (Jack, Tyler, Top...), solid monsters, decent fights, wild stunts, and this claustrophobic vibe that isn't confusing—like, you actually know who is who and where they're heading. Throughout the film, they’re pushing through the cavern, but it never feels like déjà vu. One minute they’re in this massive hall, then a flooded tunnel, then a steep ledge, then an icy cliffside... you can tell they weren't just filming in some tiny 100sq ft set 👍, and the cave itself looks totally convincing—spectacular, even at times. It’s hard to believe any of this was shot in a studio because nothing felt artificial to me. The monster's origin is really intriguing too, and the ending caught me off guard in a good way. I’m still a little lost on what that V. S. S. F. thing meant, though, if anyone else caught it... 🙂 Highly recommend it if you're looking for a fun adventure movie! 👍

You clearly seem like one of those people who judges movies solely on special effects and flashy visuals. The Cave is garbage; we should be making more horror films like Descent instead.

The first half is actually great, but then the movie just turns into the most pathetic, bottom-of-the-barrel sludge imaginable. It’s almost like Vrdoljak directed it.

Honestly, the new Underworld actually caught me off guard—it’s surprisingly better than the original.
Aeon Flux, though? Absolute garbage.

THE GOD WHO WASN'T THERE, by Brian Flemming, SAD, challenges fundamental Christian doctrines
Tuesday, Feb 21, 9 PM, AMC Lincoln Square
Monday, Feb 20, 5 PM, Regal Cinemas
www.thegodmovie.com

Honestly, any of us could have slapped this documentary together in an hour—maybe over a long weekend if we were feeling particularly motivated. I was actually hoping for something provocative, something that might actually make me think... but instead, it was just a complete and utter waste of time.

Go watch "Pink Flamingos" if you really want a front-row seat to pure sickness.

nimblemarlin17 said:👍

The movie? Honestly, just mindless garbage. It’s worth a single watch if you can find it on a rental service, $10 but paying for a theater ticket is way too much effort for this.

Same goes for $5.00—mostly for most movies, really. I’m lucky enough that a buddy of mine has a massive collection at home, otherwise, I’d be out some cash.

It’s finally out?? No way!
I’m gonna head straight down to the local rental shop and burn through it.

It hit our local shelves on DVD at least three months ago—if not longer, actually.