Author Chris Snellgrove
| | Published one week ago

A funny thing happens when you watch horror movies: surprisingly, it’s hard to find the movie itself actually they threaten you. That’s because very few movies have any real ideas behind them, and most modern horror movies get bogged down in self-congratulatory Whedonesque references and cutesy quips. Fortunately, there is one modern horror monster that you can download for free: Going downnow available on Tubi.

Down to Fear

Even with dire standards, Going down is a detailed, focused story about the challenges of a group of women who decide to go spelunking in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina. The journey can be fair the thing to take our leader’s mind off the grief he is still processing from the tragic death of his husband and daughter last year, but things go sideways when everyone ends up in an unknown cave. But soon everyone has too much pain and loss to worry about when they encounter terrifying goblin-like creatures waiting to kill anything they can get their hands on.

Part of what it does Going down the interesting thing about a horror film is that (except for the “creepy” horror) all the characters are played by women. This includes Shauna Macdonald (famous for the TV show Spooks) and Natalie Mendoza (most famous for the TV show Hotel in Babylon). The film also stars Alex Reid (formerly known for the TV show Ultimate Force), MyAnna Buring (best known for appearing in the Twilight movies and Witcher list).

From a box perspective, Going down is one of those horror movies that was made on a small budget and brought (for its price) a big profit. The film was made at an estimated cost of $3.5 million (or more than $4.3 million) and brought in $57.1 million at the box office. This was enough to ensure that in the future, but Down 2 it turned out to be difficult and commercial.

Fortunately, the original film is one that is loved by both critics and audiences. Get started Rotten Tomatoes, Going down it has an 87 percent critical response, with critics generally praising the film’s strong acting and excellent voice acting. Through Popcornmeter, the film also has 76 percent of the audience, proving that this is not one of those horror movies that critics and audiences love (like any other “horror” movie).

The Worst Nightmare

But I loved it Going down for many of the same reasons… the all-female cast may sound like a distraction, but it was done to separate this film from other horror films (like Neil Marshall’s first film. Army Dogs). Throughout the film, the protagonists feel like friends whose relationships are constantly tested by the strange events that happen to them. Also, even though these aren’t exactly household names, each of the characters comes into their own because of the actors’ performances. .

But a reality because of observation Going down it’s that it’s scary and manages to deliver visceral horror by simply turning a number of horror formulas into something that feels exciting and fresh. We have characters who are trapped, but in a cave in the mountains and not a cabin in the woods; we have monsters that look like Gollum’s third cousin, but they are dealt with quickly. Throw in a bad beginning and an unpleasant ending (especially in the unedited version) and you have a film that is sure to haunt you…one that we wouldn’t recommend watching before bed unless you have other plans. very much a bad dream.

You will find out Going down Scared as much as I do, or is this one video you’d rather throw into an uncharted cave? You never know until you get into it yourself. When this claustrophobic atmosphere creeps you in, however, be warned… no forget what you see.