- D1nonlytemocMarch 7, 2025ABSOLUTE CINEMA
- xavion parkerOctober 4, 2026ammazzzing kills and creatures in here done under
- ropermSeptember 29, 2026Sisters are doing it for themselves.... all female cast in one of THE most riveting survival horrors there is. Remastered in 4K this is one hell of a claustrophobic nightmare. Incredible action and great performances abound. One of the all time great classics.
- xavierde10September 13, 2026I love this movie. Never get tired looking at it, but there's nothing like looking at it for the first time.
- Joe FinsternisSeptember 2, 2026Only brought down one star since I forgot it didn't have the same ending as the director's cut.
- CalebAugust 15, 2026First off, the uncut 4K restoration of this is phenomenal. While the audio mixing leaves a bit to be desired with the dialog being quite low, the video is flawless. If someone told me it came out last week, I'd fully believe it, it's that good. The darkness (and what's in it) and especially the lighting (flare scenes in particular POP) can be fully appreciated in this version. The movie itself was phenomenal, great acting and I truly could almost feel the claustrophobia and sheer terror at times. Do yourself a favor and watch this. And make sure it's the 4K version. You're doing yourself a disservice if it's not.
- James SaenzAugust 13, 2026first time seeing it on the silver screen, and multiple people in my showing hadn’t seen it before so it was awesome to hear and see their reactions as the movie unfolds. i love gore and claustrophobia.
- Jen GarrettAugust 11, 2026One of the few movies that truly terrifies!
- aitchi3August 2, 2026An oldie but a goodie
- BodhiWarchildSeptember 6, 2025Fuggin scary as hell
- ShapeInTheDarkMay 31, 2026Claustrophobic and tense survival horror. The cave setting carries most of the movie, and the creatures add enough creep factor to keep it interesting. I enjoyed it a lot.
- PhysicalMedia4LifeMay 3, 2026The Descent - is one of the all time greatest 🇬🇧 British horror movies and is personally one of my favourites also!!! What I really loved about The Descent is that it really plays and leans into that fear of small spaces and chlostraphobia very effectively. And what makes it even more frightening & impactful is the fact that there in total darkness. And on top of that they've got these Gollum like creatures that live down there, that are ready to rip apart the group of friends that are stuck down there...imagine this your in very tight spaces with the chances of the cave; that your stuck in collapsing onto you and crushing & killing you. Also your in total darkness and you've got vicious cannibal creatures that want to eat and kill you; it cannot possibly get more worse than that omg. And at the heart of it there's a very tragic story; for one of the characters and has a friend that hasn't done a very nice thing to her.
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The Descent was released on July 8, 2005.
The Descent was directed by Neil Marshall.
The Descent has a runtime of 1h 38m.
The Descent was produced by Christian Colson.
After a personal tragedy, Sarah joins her friends on a caving expedition in the Appalachian Mountains. But when a rockfall traps them deep underground, their adventure turns into a nightmare. As they search for a way out, the group discovers they are not alone—lurking in the darkness are savage, cave-dwelling creatures. With rising tension and dwindling trust, the women must fight to survive against both the predators and each other.
The key characters in The Descent are Sarah (Shauna Macdonald), Juno (Natalie Mendoza), Beth (Alex Reid).
The Descent is rated R.
The Descent is an Adventure, Horror, Thriller film.
The Descent has an audience rating of 7.6 out of 10.
The Descent had a budget of $3.5M.
The Descent has made $57.1M at the box office.