girls with troubled past go caving and find great horrors

Rating: 8/10 (2 January 2006)

Neil Marshall has done it again like dog solders he leads the way for British horror. The only slight criticism is that the actresses some times seem a bit cheesy with their one liners and sometimes greenwood script although this is mainly in the non action parts of the movie. Apart from this the film is well made. the cinemamatography is great and the shocks and jumps are plentyfull. fans of gore will also be pleased. In modern times the idea of remaking classic horror seems to be a trend but this film although not a remake managers to take the aliens meets deliverence engine and add a post modern take giving this already tried and tested formula a fresh modern approach. I am in two opinions as to if certain plot parts should have been developed more, but as the film is presented it leaves you thinking why this and what actually happened also leaving room for a sequel. Why bother answering all the questions when you can interprit this great film as it is. This film offers all the elements of a fantastic horror and will please all but the most cynical of viewers.