Franka Potente, Vas Blackwood, Ken Campbell
Trapped in a London subway station, a woman who's being pursued by a potential attacker heads into the unknown labyrinth of tunnels beneath the city's streets.
DVD Release Date: December 20, 2005
Stats: 1,506 reviews
I've seen creepier things on the London underground but this is still a pretty good British horror film. Franka Potente was a brilliant choice to play the lead but Vas Blackwood's acting was questionable.
A vacuous young wannabe groupie falls asleep in a tube station and wakes up to be stalked by a cannibal lurking in the underground tunnels. The film opens with two sanitation workers wading knee deep in excrement and by the end of this pile of pointless gratuitous crap I knew exa...( read more)
Does Franka Potente bring a little something to this standard, run-of-the-mill, seen it before, been there done that, routine, nothing to write home about, dime a dozen bad guy in the sewer killing people horror flick?
No ... well, maybe just a teeny bit, but it doesn't matter. ...( read more)
The creature-killer of this movie is so creepy, he actually holds the movie himself.
A poor man's "Death Line". A promising use of the underground locations soon gives way to tedium, gratuitous unpleasantness and predictability. Mercifully short, however.
I'm still not sure what to think of this movie. It was somewhat eerie and as the cover suggests - creepy. Although, an actual storlyline with plot development would have served this movie well.
Some real moments of gore and suspense but the only thing preventing me
from truly enjoying the film and that was the lack of insight into the creatures deep within the London underground.
Really enjoyed this film until the twist was revealed then it all goes down hill in my opinion
This film is quite entertaining. i watched it together with my mom and she like this. the story is intelligent and brilliant. i dont know whats got into me but my sympathy is for the sick creature what he had gone through was really cut me soo deep. he need a psychiatric help. l...( read more)
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