Happy Halloween, trick-or-treaters, dreamers, campers, and suspects.

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2005's The Descent.

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So we can give you one more scare.

So the first half of this movie though really is, I I didn't time it exactly but it's got to be a good 45 minutes at least maybe more

It is more I think it is about that. Yeah. It's just them in the cave getting lost and this you know a bunch of stones

collapse which just sent them further into the cave they don't have a map the only

thing they really have to go off of there these these cave drawings that they

they find from these creatures that hand it maybe two different entrances.

So for me I do love it because A we're really hinging on the production design.

We're really, yeah, we have some cool creatures later on, but we're really just hinging on,

oh, the, this,

these caves look epic and scary,

and we, A, we get distance where they're crawling

across the rope and there's a huge chasm below,

but then we also get some real claustrophobia

when we see how, like, for for me the moment where I feel just the

cringeest before the creatures arrive is when they all have to go through that really thin

boulder shoot. Oh, my God. Yeah, that's my greatest nightmare. Yeah, I don't I'm not a

claustrophobic person in that I can't be in a small room like I'm not I'm not

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