There is a movie about caves ~ I don't know what it's called.

Year: 2005

Location: UK (more ...)

Duration: 99 minutes

Director: neil marshall

Drama: neil marshall

Type: adventure/thriller/horror

Nickname: sneak attack

In this play, six women meet for a cave exploration trip. They came to an unfathomable cave. However, shortly after they entered the cave, the sudden collapse blocked the entrance of the cave and cut off their contact with the outside world. Six women began to look for life in the boundless and unknown darkness, but soon they realized that they were not the only creatures in this ancient cave, which was formed hundreds of thousands of years ago and several miles from the ground …

A very exciting British horror film. This is definitely the kind of movie that makes you nervous but can't stop. You never know what will happen in the next second. Until the end of the movie, you will still ask, "Is this the end?"

I didn't know what kind of movie it was at first, and I didn't know the outline of the story. At the beginning of the film, the ambiguous eye contact between a man and two women made me think it was a very dull love drama. Then the man, his wife and daughter drove home and had an accident. The man and their daughter died, but the woman survived. Then I realized that this woman was the main character. It is worth mentioning that the crash site was really unexpected and the process was impressive.

I didn't know it was a horror film until the heroine dreamed in the hospital.

Go on with this movie: A year later, the heroine and her five girl friends went to a mysterious cave to explore and play. After entering, it was full of dangers: first, the entrance was blocked, then a companion broke his leg, and then they lost their way in the dark underground.

Start to despair.

Next, the climax of the film finally began: unknown creatures appeared under the dark ground! This creature looks like a human being, with white skin, no hair, blindness, keen hearing, quick action, cruelty and bloodthirsty. These creatures attacked six women. Surprisingly, this film fully shows that those women are more ferocious than underground creatures and how they kill those underground creatures. Although these women were fierce, several of them died one after another, one of them was directly killed by his companion, and the other was indirectly killed by his companion. Women and unknown creatures, women and women kill each other, and finally there is only one woman, the heroine who appears at the beginning and end of the film. At the end of the film, all the audience were fooled by the director: the heroine finally found a way out, and the audience cheered and cried with her, but immediately, the ruthless director pulled the camera back to the dark underground: tell us that the heroine was just dreaming. Damn it ... the ending of the movie is very depressing, because the heroine is still underground, with no way out, no food, no light, no companions, only countless underground creatures hiding in the dark and ready to attack her.

This is a desperate movie until the end, with a good ending, unforgettable, full of imagination and lingering. No one knows whether the heroine escaped from the underground or returned to the city alive. Everything is unknown. But the ending does not show that the heroine was killed by an unknown creature, so we should still have hope.

Dark Attack is a major thriller in Britain this year. It tells the story of six British women who were led by Sarah to explore an abandoned cave in the United States and then attacked by unknown creatures. I haven't seen many English thrillers. I only have Death in my mind (Gouhun Valley) and Dog Head Warrior (Scared Pass), but both of them are quite high-level works, and Sneak Attack is the work of the original team of Scared Pass again.

By comparing these two films, I come to the conclusion that neil marshall, the director and screenwriter, has two distinct characteristics. First of all, he likes to use a lot of plasma, such as the bottomless blood pool in this film, which has a strong visual shock. Of course, this is not uncommon. If you have money, you will have a blood feud and no one will take care of you.

The second key point is that the director can perfectly combine the two horror factors of darkness and narrow space. In Scared Forest, the hero's team is surrounded by bloodthirsty werewolves at night, and there is nowhere to escape in the forest cabin. In this movie, the protagonists are chased by unknown monsters one by one in the narrow and dark crevices. As an audience, when I see the frightened and inexplicable eyes of the protagonists, I can strongly feel the kind of breath called "despair" that the director wants to convey, which is undoubtedly a great success for a thriller.

Of course, the shortcomings of the film can not be ignored. First of all, when I saw the poster of the movie, I mistakenly thought that the six protagonists were all great beauties because of the dim light. The result was disappointing. Compared with the beautiful young girls in American thrillers, the main characters in this movie are basically housewives, and some of them tend to develop into aunts.

Secondly, the monster in this movie looks nothing new, and I quite agree with what some netizens say is like Gollum in The Lord of the Rings. Moreover, the strength is really worrying, and it was killed by six British aunts and suffered heavy losses. If you meet six teachers of Emei school, you will have to exterminate the race. For Chinese New Year people, it's better to stay in the cave for family reunion honestly and don't make a fool of yourself.

Third, the ending of this film was praised by many netizens as innovative and breakthrough. But isn't this the usual ending of recent thrillers? (for the fun of watching movies, I won't go straight to the subject here). I always feel aesthetic fatigue after watching too much.

Generally speaking, Dark Attack, as the representative work of British thriller this year, has surpassed many similar works in the United States, including Cave with the same theme. Looking forward to neil marshall's new work "Doomsday" written and directed by himself in 2007.

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