SYNOPSICS
Beneath (2013) is a English movie. Larry Fessenden has directed this movie. Bonnie Dennison,Daniel Zovatto,Jon Orsini,Chris Conroy are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2013. Beneath (2013) is considered one of the best Horror,Sci-Fi,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
After six teens graduate from high school, they decide to spend one final outing with each other on a rowboat in a lake before they go their separate ways. However, after a man-eating fish kills one of them and destroys their oars, they find themselves trapped in the middle of the lake. Soon afterwards, they realize they have to determine who is to be thrown into the water as a distraction, so the rest of the group can paddle to shore.
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Disappointing in every level - DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME
This movie is very bad from the beginning to the end. This is almost too horrible to even comment on or review. I knew going into this movie that it would be a big disappointment, from many reasons: 1. There is no exactly story why Johnny lead his friends to the rowboat? - for revenge or "just like that" to celebrate even he knows that there is big danger 2. The giant fish is like a toy 3. The acting is too bad, unprofessional and amateur 4. The story is unremarkable and the characters, as written, are awful 5. And finally do yourself a favor - DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME
unreal
This really was an awful movie while the acting was Okay they storyline was just awful.. OK so you know here is a 10 foot overgrown killer Perch in the lake, yet you still reach out 4' over the water to grab the oar in the water instead of using the other oar to pull it in. Stupid stuff like that makes you want them to get eaten by the K.P., Now the K.P. chews the oar in half & they still have one oar left but the give up and just sit there voting people off the boat to their deaths so they can get a few minutes to rethinking they can not row themselves to shore with just one oar idiots !!!Then the guy shows back up to tow them in and they kill the guy how dumb was that don't waste your time the only thing worth watching in this movie are the daisy duke shorts on the blonde Just my 2.¢
One of the worst films in the history of cinema
I know that a lot of b-movies like this one relish bad reviews and wear them as a badge of honor, but I simply can't contain myself. It's not bad like "good" bad movies - it's not offensive or in poor taste, it's not over the top, it's not unintentionally funny, it's not even remotely entertaining... IT'S JUST BAD. If you're thinking of watching this film, and you see the relatively high rating (which must have been manufactured by the crew), and then you read this review and think "Well that's just one guy's opinion" - I PROMISE YOU, you will agree with me. I PROMISE. Do yourself a favor and skip it.
Kiosk <1
Signs of bad: 1. Cover is more scary than the what's in the movie. Called false advertising. 2. Usual no-name studio, "Chiller Films". Usual no-name $100/day actors (OK, a few TV spots and similar cheap-to-make movies for their credits.) 3. Usual dumbed down stereotypic plot hooks: Teens in car going to a remote site to party, with lots of boring scenes of van driving on road. 4. Usual teen mix of hot chicks, jock, nerd/geek, cool quiet type guy. 5. Usual stranded setup with no cell reception (so overused there are actual web sites that list all the no-cell-reception movies). 6. Usual alcohol, usual dumb decisions, usual tension amongst are doomed group. 7. So they get boat stranded on some small lake/reservoir. Only stranded in the sense that they can't figure out how to paddle a hundred yards to shore. 8. Monster is one, and only one (reproduction is not in the cards) large catfish (they actually do get that big) with eyes on the top of it's head (why during their many chances our dummies didn't poke them out is beyond me). Eyes should have been on the side for a scavenging bottom feeder. Anyway, it's scary attribute are some teeth that are functionally pointless except for snagging on sunken trees. 9. No scary or gory scenes except for a minimal amount of prosthetic blood tossed around.
"I don't think the lake is done with you yet, son."
A gaggle of teenagers who've just graduated high school go on a rural excursion together before they all head their separate ways. They end up on a boat, on a lake, and at least one of their number, Johnny (Daniel Zovatto), seems to know the score. He's heard "legends" regarding the place. As it turns out, this dumb bunch ends up stranded on the boat - which develops leaks - and franticly trying to make it to shore when a goofy monster fish shows up and, every so often, gobbles up one of them. It's a shame, really. You expect more from writer / director / editor Larry Fessenden ("Habit", "Wendigo") than this kind of cheese ball entertainment. It seems as if he's trying to rise it above most of the efforts in this genre by ruminating on the idea of the depths to which people will sink when it comes to saving their own worthless lives. How much does friendship and family count for in such a situation? Negating whatever honest intentions Fessenden may have had is the fact that this is one truly despicable bunch of jerks. This is the kind of movie where you root for the monster, by default, to eat everybody because there's not one human character on hand that's tolerable. Zeke (Griffin Newman) is one of the worst because he's a walking cliché: the kind of film geek / aspiring filmmaker who stubbornly insists on filming everything, the kind of guy who drives this viewer right up the wall. The acting is pretty bad from most everybody concerned, which doesn't help matters. The young cast is amateurish, with just one old pro present: veteran character actor Mark Margolis ("Pi", 'Breaking Bad'), who has just two scenes. The design for the monster fish is, as was said, rather goofy, but the visual effects are better than one might expect; the fish actually feels like a physical presence in the movie. And there is a smattering of amusing gore throughout. This isn't one that this viewer would really recommend, unless you have a high tolerance for bad writing and bad acting. Four out of 10.