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The Descent (2005) Directed by Neil Marshall

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🎃Jenny From the Spooky Block👻1 年前

Love!

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Your Daily Post1 年前

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HOT FINAL GIRLS 🔪❤️1 年前

I love this movie such a classic

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Alvino1 年前

😘😈🩸

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Jackies Jinx 🖤🤍💜1 年前

my favourite 😻 💪🏻🥳

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Adventures in space1 年前

Awesome

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Vash the Mercenary1 年前

Great movie! (The international ending is way better than the U.S. ending)

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Reilly Ross 🔞❗️❗️1 年前

One of my favorites

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Kwisatz Haderach 🏳️‍🌈1 年前

Absolute masterpiece

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🥀 Sarah 🥀1 年前

Heeeyyy, Carnival! I loove this movie! Happy Saturday! I hope you’re having a fantastically marvelous day! 🤘🏼🖤😘😈🤗

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Andrew Edwards1 年前

With the great Alex Reid

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Sith Ewok1 年前

Arguably Neil Marshall’s only good movie

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Bret Rayder1 年前

Sooooo good! 🔥🔥🔥

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コンバージ探す@品川区1 年前

うーん! 嫌な映画だった! 大好き!

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Ryan Motley1 年前

Amazing movie that still holds up today.

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Bon1 年前

am I the only one who hated this??

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Karli1 年前

I like it😜👍🏻

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darryncleland1 年前

That and the Cave similar

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Odette Blanco Rannou.1 年前

Love this movie 👍😊

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On this day, 21 years ago, Neil Marshall's "The Descent" (2005) premiered at Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival, Belgium. Neil Marshall on the influences for "The Descent" (2005), the reason for choosing all female cast & the violence in the movie: "Interviewer: What drew you to the project? Marshall: I was looking to do something really scary after my first film. My first film, “Dog Soldiers” (2002) had come out more as a black comedy than a straight horror film, and I still had this hankering to fulfill the need to do a really, really dark and bleak horror film in the vision of horror films I grew up with and loved, and still love. Things like “John Carpenter’s The Thing” (1982) and “Deliverance” (1972) and “Alien" (1979). Interviewer: Why did you choose an all Female cast? Marshall: Just to be different, really. I thought it was something that was contemporary. I thought it was something that was unique, certainly within this genre of brutal action horror film. I thought it’d never been done before. I thought it’d be interesting to try something fresh, and I thought why not in this day and age. Interviewer: Are you happy with the level of Gore and Violence? Marshall: Absolutely. I still don’t think there’s anything in there that’s totally gratuitous. Everything in there is kind of necessary to the plot to a degree and necessary to the progress of the characters. Certainly in terms of the Sarah character, driving her insane as to what she becomes and what she turns into." (Neil Marshall's interview with Kevin Carr, "Fat Guys at the Movies")

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