The Descent

[remedial_gash]

Yeah I didn't have a problem with the car bit either. I'm quite intrigued by the notion that the monsters aren't real, that the lead character is going insane (Descent into madness) and is killing off her friends on her own, and imagining the monsters (which would be fairly easy to do inside a pitch black cave). Don't think that was the intention but it gives it a slightly different tone if you watch it with that in mind.

I really like that way of reading the film - kind of like switchblade romance/haute tension. Yeah, that's cool.

Gash
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[Capt.Midnight]

I always imagined the cave as a massive vagina.

[babyshambler]

^

The descunt?

I loved it. The shocks were shocking, and the ending, bleak.

[Depressed Beyond Tables]

Please don't bump. I'm enjoying the descent.

[Custard]

Brilliant film, methinks. One of the bestest 'orrors of recent times, absolutely.

Have found everything else Neil Marshall has done laughably bad, mind. One hit wonder, etc.

[Claude the Racecar Driving Rockstar Super Sleuth]

Has anyone seen Centurion? It didn't show in my local cinema and I'm uncertain about getting it on DVD, having been on the fence about Doomsday (which was very entertaining, but a step down from Marshall's first two films).