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This has to be one of the most dread inducing movies ever IMO- after you watch, it never leaves you- it lingers. For awhile - That’s been my experience.
I think I saw this. Can't remember it.
storyteller
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The murderers tapes are really, really memorable. Not even just the kills, dude would harass victim’s family members and ish in a creepy ass way. The surrounding stuff always felt weak by comparison, but that’s because the murderer had genuine stand scenes. I haven’t watched in madd long, so I’d have to go back to really see my feels.
Welp- this movie is disturbing asf. @Nat King Krueger @The Hierophant you might like this one
The Devil Below’ is a survival horror tale directed by Bradley Parker that stays neatly, almost cautiously, within the boundaries of its genre. The setup of the film shows us a small mining town in the Appalachian mountains that has disappeared along with all its residents. All that is left are the mines, in which fires inexplicably continue to blaze for many decades. A team of researchers decides to study the mines and realize there is a lot more than just fire in them. One by one, people start dying as the team scrambles to survive and make sense of just what the creatures (referred to as “monsters” henceforth) living down in the mines are
(This WW84 Gail Gadont looking lady was annoying and bossy as hell though but it was effective once the plot came together)
The Devil Below’ is a survival horror tale directed by Bradley Parker that stays neatly, almost cautiously, within the boundaries of its genre. The setup of the film shows us a small mining town in the Appalachian mountains that has disappeared along with all its residents. All that is left are the mines, in which fires inexplicably continue to blaze for many decades. A team of researchers decides to study the mines and realize there is a lot more than just fire in them. One by one, people start dying as the team scrambles to survive and make sense of just what the creatures (referred to as “monsters” henceforth) living down in the mines are
(This WW84 Gail Gadont looking lady was annoying and bossy as hell though but it was effective once the plot came together)
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I saw the Poughkeepsie Tapes when it first came out and saw it I think last year, posted on here - found footage but they made that movie seem like it’s real, almost too real - creepy as hell. Rumor has it that it’s not really a movie per se - it’s an archive of actual found footage scenes and clips. Idk about all that
Welp- this movie is disturbing asf. @Nat King Krueger @The Hierophant you might like this one
(This WW84 Gail Gadont looking lady was annoying and bossy as hell though but it was effective once the plot came together)
I liked this one. Some of the people on the team were annoying as shyt.
They were stupid - every warning sign they ignored, the hills have eyes community tried to help them multiple times - there are multiple electrified gates on the property, warning signs to a portal from hell with smoke coming out the ground
now I’m not the smartest woman in the world but if Appalachian clan is telling to go back where I’m came from - I’m going tf back where I came from - movie over- no further questions asked. F a geological survey
The irony of the name for the Mining well place is called “Shookum Hills”, did not escape me.
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Welp- this movie is disturbing asf. @Nat King Krueger @The Hierophant you might like this one
The Devil Below’ is a survival horror tale directed by Bradley Parker that stays neatly, almost cautiously, within the boundaries of its genre. The setup of the film shows us a small mining town in the Appalachian mountains that has disappeared along with all its residents. All that is left are the mines, in which fires inexplicably continue to blaze for many decades. A team of researchers decides to study the mines and realize there is a lot more than just fire in them. One by one, people start dying as the team scrambles to survive and make sense of just what the creatures (referred to as “monsters” henceforth) living down in the mines are
(This WW84 Gail Gadont looking lady was annoying and bossy as hell though but it was effective once the plot came together)
The Devil Below was kinda
It is one of those movies where the minimal budget is very obvious by the fact that almost all of the action takes place offscreen. They also go out of their way to make sure there is nary a clear shot of any of the monsters.
The poster did remind of a much better creature feature that is in the same wheelhouse as this one: Feast.
The budgetary constraints were handled much better in Feast and the movie as a whole is just a million times more entertaining than The Devil Below. I recommend watching Feast instead.
All The Devil Below did was make me appreciate Feast even more.
Lord_nikon
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Lol. It was a funny name but it made sense.
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