Nonureva Really Surprised!

Tedfoldol everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Kamila Bell This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Wyatt There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Ben Hattrell Creep review " Creepy, Cunning yet fairly constant" (7/10)The movie starts in a comforting setting, confusing you as to what is to come. Settings are ideal throughout, to provide a real heir of tension. The music is catchy and rhythmic with a creepy undertone. The characters are well played and the movie benefits from a relatable location, with normality as a baseline. It cleverly builds tension with relationships emphasised at times, yet doesn't let you know enough about the main characters in my opinion. The film leaves space for a sequel with certain unanswered questions. The tension building whilst good, would benefit from additional special effects. In my mind, after the tension is cut, it is never truly reestablished. The scares become repetitive and predictable without any variation except precise location. Whilst you're encouraged to continue watching out of curiosity, this isn't out of fear. Darkness needs to adopt more forms to provide a more satisfying film. The plot is good though as it is well considered. It makes logical sense and is not overextended, with a fairly minimal film duration. With limited characters, and some considerable pauses between dramatic events, the film reaches a level and stays there. It would be great to see something more imaginative than the expected. That said worth a watch and a good movie with some level of uniqueness.

Kat Webb London Underground has so many old passageways and forgotten station no-one really knows exactly what is down there. What an excellent idea to make it into a horror movie.Now British movies suck usually by being too serious and the overuse of the 'f' word an this is no exception. I didn't find this fun to watch but I did find it interesting as it was shot entirely on location as the history of London Underground and its secrets are a passion of mine.The setting is kind of dull and so is the dialog. I am only giving this 10/10 because it is the best British horror movie I've ever seen, it is certainly not up there with the best movies ever.

nightwatch4773 30 years after we embraced Donald Pleasence in Raw Meat, Christopher Smith gives us the best underground subway horror in 3 decades. This film was just terrific and we get the lead actress from Run Lola Run to run some more but this time from something slightly more insidious. We get a great little back story as well and a creature that is sure to " Creep " the hell out of you. Thank you Mr. Smith because you inspired a few more underground subway horror films in the decade to come most notably The End of the Line and the stupendous Stag Night. So get the popcorn ready, turn out the lights and get ready to be scared Old School Style.

basilisksamuk The locations were the stars of this movie. I'd be interested to know how they managed to get permission to shoot in some of the underground stations but even more interested to know where some of the other subterranean locations were located.It's a decent horror film that works by sticking to its underground theme. The "monster" isn't particularly original though well done. The film is very similar to Death Line (the 1973 version) which I think I like better though it has been some time since I last saw it. It has a very neat ending which delivers some humour after all the grimness that precedes it. It could so easily have been just another torture porn film but it is better than that.If you don't go in expecting too much it delivers a film worth watching.