VeteranLight I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

BelSports This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Allison Davies The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Billy Ollie Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Paul Magne Haakonsen Sometimes you just got to heed the warnings and rating of a movie by checking the movie on IMDb and see what other reviewers have said about it and how they rated it. And "7 Below" is one of those movies. Why? Well, because it was as bad as it was rated to be.The story is about a group of people who are forced to spend a night at a house stricken by tragedy. With the encroaching darkness comes chilling apparitions and spooks.It should be said that the storyline did have potential, but it failed to prove interesting in most ways. And the movie's cover makes the movie appear far more interesting then it turned out to actually be. But of course, with Ving Rhames and Val Kilmer you already know what kind of movie you will be getting.What this movie had working for it was some average acting here and there, and some interesting enough sets and locations. But it was all just killed off horribly by a poor script and storyline.If you enjoy horror movies, there are far better movies available.

Claudio Carvalho The wolf lawyer Bill McCormick (Val Kilmer) and his estranged wife Brooklyn (Bonnie Somerville); the brothers Issac (Luke Goss) and Adam (Matt Barr); and Dr. Lipski (Christian Baha) are returning from a resort in a van. They stop in a gas station where Adam and Bill woo the attendant Courtney (Rebecca Da Costa) and when they return to the road, the driver sees a mysterious woman on the road and crashes the van on a tree. The driver dies and the group of strangers is helped by Jack (Ving Rhames) that invites them to go to his house since a storm is coming. Adam meets Courtney with her broken car on the road and she joins the group. Soon they find that they are trapped in the house that is inhabited by ghosts. Further they learn that one hundred years ago a family was slaughtered by their insane son and they can see the boy killing his family again and again."Seven Below" is a senseless and lame ghost story and one of the worst horror movies that I have ever seen. The plot is an awful rip-off of the storyline of Claude Chabrol's "Alice ou la Dernière Fugue", with a car crash on a tree and the character trapped in a house.Ghost stories are usually attractive, but unfortunately "Seven Below" does not make any sense. The characters are poorly developed and Val Kilmer and Ving Rhames are absolutely decadent in their careers. My vote is two.Title (Brazil): "Sete Almas" ("Seven Souls")

OJT Well here's a true mess of a film, which actually was a colossal waste of 6 million dollars. I guess almost all of it went into the pockets of Val Kilmer and Whing Rhames, since the rest of the cast can't have cost too much.A scary film which isn't close to being scary, is bad enough, but the acting here stinks. And the worst of them all is Val Kilmer and his wife. I didn't even think Kilmer was able to play so badly. I guess again it comes down to the director. He has to instruct the actors, and a couple of them tries their best. Wing Rhames is the best of all the bad.The production value is good. The film seems professionally filmed, but the weather isn't plausible at all. With nothing functioning, no wonder this barely found the way on DVD.This I not worth even he work it takes to put it in a DVD-player. Stay away, unless you really want to see Kilme make a fool of himself before he is the first to be killed off in this awful mess. Stay away from Kevin Carraway as a director. What he's done so far is warning enough!

cyalbert2003 This was a great movie although the house itself is too modern for the premise of this story. I love the idea of this story...mainly because I like filling in holes and trying to "see" what the writer is trying to say. As for the main characters, I HATED Val Kilmer to the utmost which is where the writers were trying to go. Val Kilmer's character is the antagonist in the present as well as 100 years ago. I really enjoyed Ving Rhames;s performance - this story was his story and should have been told from his perspective.As for the rest of the characters, they were really much too comfortable in a "stranger's" home, way too comfortable. In the end, as Ving Rhames put all the pieces together the (fill in the blank) thought it would be fabulous to write him out...too bad...Rule One: Never kill the Source or the one who knows all.Nothing is perfect, but this story was ruined by "a lot of ego, greed and stupidity". Most true artwork lives a tragic life and "7 Below" is not exempt. Where can I get the Director's Cut? Also, where are the features feature on the DVD? Has the Editor of the final cut been haunted into oblivion yet? Were the accents on "Courtney" and the "Dr." REALLY needed?