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2005
2.8| 1h35m| en| More Info
Released: 01 January 2005 Released
Producted By: Dead Crow Productions
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8 explorers trapped in a Russian cave system are hunted by an unknown presence.

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Sienna-Rose Mclaughlin The movie really just wants to entertain people.
Edwin The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.
Celia A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.
Brooklynn There's a more than satisfactory amount of boom-boom in the movie's trim running time.
ikverhuis If you want to waste precious time of your life, then watch this movie. Stupid story, bad photography, bad acting and so on. I really wonder how it is possible, that people put money in making such a bad movie. Even that actors want to participate in it. Unbelievable... They must be the ones in desperate need for some money. I have seen many movies. Good , bad, stupid, uncreative, fascinating, compelling, intriguing, moving, and whatsoever you Can feel through them. But this one tops all of them in being boring, dull, and leaving you completely unsatisfied. Leaving you with a feeling: Did I really waste time of my life watching this??? Am I so stupid??? If it would have been possible to rate in under 0, I would have giving it a -10!! It will be difficult to find something to waste your lifetime in a more unsatisfying way. Go look for something else!!!
tom-943-247762 This movie was bad enough to force me create an IMDb account so I could warn others. Olatunde Osunsanmi should be publicly beaten for making this movie. I hope the producers lost enough money to ensure that they never try to fund another project again. Watching this film should be a film school requirement. It details everything you could possibly do to screw up a film project: no story, no character development, bad lighting, bad camera work, bad sound, bad foley work (running water while showing stagnant water. Really?). A 10 year old with a head injury, a broken handicam, and stuffed animals, could have done a better job than the crew that worked this film. If you like causing yourself pain, go ahead and watch this.
framer94 When you fist put this movie on, right from the start, you can see that it's not gonna be a masterpiece or anything, (and we see a bunch of supposedly average college students that look like they're gonna get cut the f''k up from someone or something later in the movie) but it does pretty much what you'd expect from a horror... it (half) scares you. It has all the qualities that people look for in movie- fear of the unknown, darkness, gore, etc.Anyway (without spoiling too much) I gave it 5.6/10. Not one the best movies ever put out, but in terms of scary on the rictor scale, it's 7 miles scarier than Jason X!
winner55 There seems to have been some money behind this film, but it would be impossible to imagine a film this badly planned and executed if I hadn't actually started watching it.To begin with, once we are in the cavern with the characters (the usual young adult stereotypes we've been meeting in horror films since the early '80s), the film is shot almost entirely in close-up. Since the actors are wearing helmet lights, this means all we see are glaring lights alternating with utter darkness - we never get to see what the characters see; so when they shout out "Look there!" we are left to beg "What?! Where?!". Ultimately the film has a nauseating, confusing strobe-light effect, with no sense to it until we get to the end.And I won't tell you what 'the end' means - but you will recognize it if you've ever seen the old early '60s Arch Hall laugh fest"Eegah!" with Richard Kiel.But what crazy person would ever want to make a variation on a theme like "Eegah!"'s, long remembered as one of the worst films ever made?! But that's what we have here, folks. Except that, unlike "Eegah!", "The Cavern" is not anyone's idea of goofy fun. It is unwatchable. (I ran it at x2 the normal speed, just to get it over with, hoping I would actually be able to see something by the end of the film; but when I did, it was just stupid.) This film did provide me with one satisfying moment, though; since it only cost a couple bucks, after I got it out of the DVD player, I was able to smash it with my own hands - what a relief!