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Eric Sanchez11 said:Westerners, meeting at the monument by the Metropolitan Museum of Art?
Grace Adams53 said:*Possible spoiler alert?*
I'm with you.
Watching them struggle through those cramped tunnels was actually more nauseating than anything else
since there’s zero ventilation, no windows, and absolutely no light.
That sense of claustrophobia hit me way harder and felt much more intense than the rest of the movie.
*Especially with those mutated fish-men, bats, or whatever they were supposed to be.
It's pretty predictable, too—way too many female characters and the writing for them is just weak.
I also agree with what you said about those "creatures" being a bit underwhelming when it comes to their actual hunting skills
and I'm really hoping it was all just some hallucination the women were having.*
The ending worked for me, though.
Yeah, for me it's easily one of the better parts, right up there with those first few minutes.
cosmicraven2 said:Recently, the producer of the Resident Evil movie, Jeremy Bolt, stated that these claims are inaccurate and that everyone has completely misinterpreted the situation regarding a fifth installment being a reboot. In reality, the fourth film, Afterlife, serves as the start of a new trilogy. That is all there is to it. Furthermore, Milla Jovovich mentioned on Twitter that a fifth film will happen if Afterlife performs well enough at the box office—which it certainly will, considering every single sequel has outperformed its predecessor.
Nicholas Edwards4 said:It really all comes down to the soundtrack and how they set the mood in the opening act—I guess if you get some solid jazz, it’s usually a sign you're in for a decent movie.
Or maybe it's just some heavy techno beat.
crimsonmoose3 said:Just find some idiot willing to carry it for you. They might even double as rations if things get desperate... 🙏 Or maybe just use them as zombie bait. 😁
Raymond Cruz42 said:Most women, after they're done in bed, just roll out of there wrapped up in a duvet or some kind of blanket
If the main guy is driving, say an old beat-up Chevy Bolt, he’s gotta have at least 300 HP under the hood... plus he'll be heavy, like 2,000 lbs, just so he can ram a Cadillac right off the road
If you need to, the car can pull a hard stop using 1.2-inch brakes
Look, if you don't have a gun and you take out the bad guy, there's zero point in looting his weapon. It's the same deal if you've only got one magazine and there's 40 enemies left to kill
When you're staring down a massive horde of zombies, always grab the shotgun with 8 shells. Doesn't matter if you've got five boxes of ammo sitting right next to you
If some supernatural freak starts chasing you, split up. Do it by design or by accident, I don't care, just get apart
If someone close to you turns into a monster... let them kill you. Or let them turn you into one too... just let it happen
It's always gonna come down to picking the blue wire or the red wire
Everybody knows who James Bond is. And everyone knows that everybody knows it... except for Bond himself, and maybe the villain every once in a while
crimsontrucker4 said:Looks like even more trashy schlock.
Anthony Smith3 said:Sequel to one of the most acclaimed horror films of our time—"The Descent". This time, director Neil Marshall has been replaced by newcomer Jon Harris, who actually worked as an editor on the 2005 "The Descent." He’s also handled similar work on hits like "Snatch," "Layer Cake," and "Eden Lake." Marshall is still sticking around as an executive producer, though. For those who saw the original, you know there were two different endings—the American version and the British version. One was basically a happy ending, while the other was a total disaster. This movie picks up right after the "happy" one. Actresses Shauna Macdonald, Natalie Jackson Mendoza, Saskia Mulder, Alex Reid, Nora-Jane Noone and MyAnna Buring are all reprising their roles, while everyone else is mostly new faces. It's being filmed at a British location and the UK premiere is set for May 15th...
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PLOTTraumatized, disoriented, and bordering on feral, Sarah Carter crawls out of the Appalachian cave system alone after surviving an absolute nightmare. Since she can't exactly tell the cops what really went down—or why she's drenched in blood—she's dragged back into the dark to help find her five missing friends. As the search team pushes deeper into unexplored tunnels, terrifying flashbacks start hitting Sarah, making her realize just how hopeless this whole mission actually is.
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Anthony Smith3 said:Great news for everyone who loves this movie... it’s finally getting a DVD release here through Continental film.
New DVD releases hitting [Continental] on February 4th.
HORROR CAVE - 20th Century Studios' Descent
Director: Neil Marshall
Cast: Shauna Macdonald, Natalie Jackson Mendoza, Alex Reid, Saskia Mulder
Six women head out to some remote part of the Appalachians for their annual extreme outdoor adventure, looking to explore a hidden cave deep in the woods. Everything goes south when a rockslide seals the entrance, leaving them trapped. They push deeper, praying there’s another way out, only to realize they aren't alone—something else is lurking down there. It turns into a brutal fight for survival as these friends become prey, forced to rely on pure instinct to survive an endless onslaught from something truly terrifying.
Maria Morales38 said:I knew you’d say that. You know, I didn't end up becoming a gold digger like you did... and I truly regret it. 😢
