A chilling,brutal adventure movie

Rating: Null/10 (21 March 2007)

I was positively impressed by this very keenly made film that is concomitantly a complete horror,a gruesome and extremely brutal adventure movie,and a grim,startling suspense film.It stands alone in the more recent horror output.The fearful twists are indeed creepy and efficient.I saw newly two recent horrors, Silent Hill (2006) and The Descent (2005);the superiority of The Descent (2005) is obvious.It is very thrilling,suspenseful,and fortunately centered on adventure only,without much psychology,etc..The pace is absolutely wonderful.The story is logical,satisfactory but at the same time unpredictable.It is devoid of puerility,and very fine crafted;it has a neatness,a certain elegance that makes it so enjoyable.I would suggest to resume the comparison:while "S. Hill" is organized by several frightful,chilling visions,and the narration is an arabesque,The Descent (2005)is organized from within by a well paced and breathtaking adventure,and it develops within the order of the adventures,videlicet on this level. Directed and also written by Neil Marshall,The Descent (2005)is the second horror of this director.
A band of sporting young women descend into a cave.There they meet dangers they were totally unaware of.Their adventures are so astonishing,the movie seems too short.The cast numbers Natalie Jackson Mendoza,Shauna Macdonald,Saskia Mulder,Nora-Jane No one as a tough girl, Alex Reid.The Descent (2005)is concise and economic.