The Descent

...we feel like she might be okay for the next. This isn't to say that The House of the Devil rethinks the wheel the way Neil Marshall's The Descent or Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury's Inside did. Rather, the film takes its place alongside...

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...2005 or February 2006, but The Cave began filming six months before its competitor. Filmmakers of The Descent decided to release the film before The Cave, so they fast-tracked production to be completed by the end of February 2005. The...

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...One In (2008) Todd Brown (founder and editor, Twitchfilm.net): Let the Right One In (2008), Inside, a.k.a. A l'interieur (2007), The Descent (2005) David Daniloff (Daniloff Productions, organizer of Rue Morgue's Festival of Fear): May...

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...who he appears to be. Aja then went on to make some dreadful-sounding Kiefer Sutherland vehicle that I haven't seen. "The Descent" Although set in Appalachia and starring (mostly) American actors, Neil Marshall's all-female,...

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...They like Neill Blompkamp (District 9), who has the right vision, but the frontrunner, at the moment, is Neil Marshall (The Descent), who was sent the script early this month. However, despite the enthusiasm of producer, Kevin Misher...

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...that starts promisingly but, at a certain point, begins a long slide into banality. The screenwriters crib freely from "Alien," "The Descent" and other movies, yet manage to work up a potentially interesting premise. "Pandorum" begins with...

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...that the derivativeness becomes a pleasure of its own. Having proven his chops with the low-budget hits Dog Soldiers and The Descent , the post-apocalyptic spectacular Doomsday was supposed to be Marshall's entry into the...

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...cited for his Mumbai based potboiler and "Sunshine". The eight Oscar winning film's producer Christian Colson has been cited for "The Descent", cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle for "The Last King of Scotland" and editor Chris Dickens was...

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...check in with Double Down... Hi all, I caught the world's first test screening of The Descent: Part 2 last night. My review is below. The Descent: Part 2 I vote for a new title. This film should instead be named The Descent: Remixed.

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