The Devil Below

The Devil Below is one of those films where I like the concept and the idea of it more than I do the finished product.

The heroes have all been reduced to just one or two identifiable traits: One's a conspiracy theorist, one's a fortune-hunter, one's religious and so on.

Upon further inspection, it’s obvious there’s more to this movie than what lies on the surface.

While it does stumble with a couple of head-scratching character choices and some all-to-familiar genre moments, there’s more than enough mystery and fleet-footed tension to keep things fun and entertaining.

The Devil Below isn't [a] hidden gem; honestly, it's destined to become anonymous streaming fodder and not much else.

This horror movie is poorly shot and written and too dark, with no suspense and characters we don't care about -- but at least the monsters are kind of cool.

There's a certain hell that viewers will experience if they watch The Devil Below to the very end. And that's the hell of knowing that they wasted time watching this idiotic and boring movie.

"The Devil Below" might work as a drinking game among friends, but its predictable, unoriginal nature should keep it buried for the rest of eternity.

The Devil Below takes a while to get started, gives us some cheap attempts at horror and thrills, and ends without seeming to do much at all.

"The Devil Below" is a strange endeavor, dealing with a classic set-up for showdown with a grotesque threat, only to have the final cut work extremely hard to throttle intrigue and chills along the way.