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The Descent (2005) Directed by Neil Marshall

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🎃Jenny From the Spooky Block👻1 year ago

Love!

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HOT FINAL GIRLS 🔪❤️1 year ago

I love this movie such a classic

Alvino1 year ago

😘😈🩸

Jackies Jinx 🖤🤍💜1 year ago

my favourite 😻 💪🏻🥳

Adventures in space1 year ago

Awesome

Vash the Mercenary1 year ago

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

Reilly Ross 🔞❗️❗️1 year ago

One of my favorites

Kwisatz Haderach 🏳️‍🌈1 year ago

Absolute masterpiece

🥀 Sarah 🥀1 year ago

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

Andrew Edwards1 year ago

With the great Alex Reid

Sith Ewok1 year ago

Arguably Neil Marshall’s only good movie

Bret Rayder1 year ago

Sooooo good! 🔥🔥🔥

コンバージ探す＠品川区1 year ago

うーん！嫌な映画だった! 大好き！

Ryan Motley1 year ago

Amazing movie that still holds up today.

Bon1 year ago

am I the only one who hated this??

Karli1 year ago

I like it😜👍🏻

darryncleland1 year ago

That and the Cave similar

Odette Blanco Rannou.1 year ago

Love this movie 👍😊

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