Plantiana Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

Spoonatects Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

Freaktana A Major Disappointment

Kamila Bell 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.

Ignatz Max Poor continuity sometimes. Like someone forgot which side a wound was supposed to be on when they rocked up for the next days filming... although the way this movie went... it probably only took a day. I especially loved the part where the soldier fired multiple rounds, one handed, from his bolt action machine gun? What? The plot is thin, the acting painfully forced sometimes. The sound... well i don't know what happened there. Sometimes the sound effects for the guns or something dropped out of the scene. The action continued and other effects were there... i thought maybe i had a problem with my PC... After putting up with the first 30 minutes, i skimmed ahead. It wasn't like i missed much. And there were only 2 possible outcomes that were blindingly obvious. Low budget? Or should it have been no budget. And i wonder if Spielberg knows where Aliens head went....? I do...I love sci-fi and a bit of drama... but this was pathetic. If it wasn't for the lead actress ending up in her sports bra and pants, i would have stopped watching about half way through. Oh... and for a "new" planet... who built the tunnels? And i didn't know aliens used padlocks? Sorry, i guess I'm not supposed to think logically after-all, it is only a movie.

ozdoug OK, the beginning was 'OK'...the story line was set & the main characters were introduced fairly quickly...good. The ending was I have to admit pretty bad.....almost felt like the ideas had run out & people just wanted to get the thing over & done with. BUT the main part of the film however.....ANOTHER STORY! I have never seen a film that has attempted to handle the scenario of people stuck in crawl spaces trying to escape something & I thought it was very well done. The heroine literally goes from a small space to a smaller space, to an even smaller space. With each one I was hooked as to how it would go.....it was very well done indeed. Unfortunately I am sure in the future someone else will try the same thing in a more polished & slick way, but kudos to the team that gave it to us first!!

amesmonde The future... A team of soldiers try to make their way out of a maze of underground tunnels while being hunted down by a deadly creature. A relentless and grim indiefilm, reminiscent of The Decent, in terms of tight spaces, part homage to Alien with it's creature design. It's a dark film with tight metal shafts, torch lit, choking soil filled tunnels as Tank and company try to find there way out.Lead Nicole Alonso's performance as Tank and costume peaks interest, Torey Byrne and David Paul Baker are notable.The practical creature design deserve a mention being well hidden until the closing act. Given the nature of the film the dialogue is sparse and the sound design is effective. Director Oklahoma Ward's Crawl or Die (a.k,a Alien Crawl) is a slow burning low budget feature that will certainly disturb claustrophobics. It does a lot with its limited budget.Worth checking out if you like the likes of The Dark Lurking (2010),Hunter Prey (2009), Cargo (2009), Crawlspace (2012).

O Mr i'll start off by saying i'm pretty sad to see the comparisons to this and that movie. "its like alien"..."its a cheap the descent knock-off" great so in that case any movie that features a similar aspect to another movie automatically reduces your review to 4 stars? Heck in that case The Raid 2 gets 4 stars as it features a prison...just like..oh Shawshank Redemption, the much..better..plotted..movie.People have to realise what was accomplished with this movie on $8000! I'd never personally seen such a movie as this, and having watched some pretty intense movies the past 3 decades (in fact thousands of movies as i'm a bit of a movie nut) I can safely say that it made me feel ill just by watching the gorgeous Tank character and what she had to go through. With no certainty of getting out of it in one piece, an ever-tightening sense of fear and isolation, and with a relentless single entity in pursuit in one massive extended 1 hour 29m scene.And you know what else? I commented about the movie on social media and received lovely replies of thanks back from the director and star, lovely polite people that appreciate their fans.So, enough of the comparisons to other movies, this had PLENTY more going for it as an 'own piece' Mr O, England