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Shauna Macdonald

1981, Malaysia

Natalie Mendoza

12 August 1978, Hong Kong

Alex Reid

Saskia Mulder

18 May 1973, Holland, Netherlands

MyAnna Buring

22 September 1979, Sundsvall, Västernorrlands län, Sweden

Nora-Jane Noone

8 March 1984, Galway, Ireland

Oliver Milburn

25 February 1973, Dorset, England, UK

Molly Kayll

Craig Conway

1975, South Shields, Tyne and Wear, England, UK

November1971, England, UK

Justin Hackney

Neil Marshall

25 May 1970, Newcastle upon Tyne, England, UK

Neil Marshall

25 May 1970, Newcastle upon Tyne, England, UK

Sarah

Played by: Shauna Macdonald

Juno

Played by: Natalie Mendoza

Beth

Played by: Alex Reid

Rebecca

Played by: Saskia Mulder

Sam

Played by: MyAnna Buring

Holly

Played by: Nora-Jane Noone

Paul

Played by: Oliver Milburn

Jessica

Played by: Molly Kayll

AV Club

The Descent sustains a level of intensity that most horror films can barely muster for five minutes.

August 05, 2006

Kinetofilm

Director Marshall has obviously kept his DVD player spinning for days studying all of the classics and simply taking everything he needed like a Vanilla Ice "Under Pressure"

January 31, 2010

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Cinemaphile.org

Here is a movie so precise and cautious with its material that every moment, every suggestion or action, becomes an experience that involves us to alarming lengths.

July 31, 2014

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Chicago Reader

This intermittently effective UK horror thriller carefully establishes the psychological relationships among the women, then squanders this calibrated and generally plausible setup with a series of crude, implausible, and scattershot horror effects.

September 24, 2007

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Suite101.com

Although Neil Marshall's attempt to justify the U.S. ending is admirable, the original ending is the only way out - providing a chilling bookend to a motif and suggesting what seems like cerulean-tinged peace is actually the solitary solace of madness.

September 25, 2010

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Seattle Times

Tight shots of women desperately wriggling through worm holes or teetering on a ledge overlooking an abyss create a claustrophobic effect, one that leaves the characters gasping for air and the audience breathing shallower.

August 04, 2006

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Total Film

Tense, gory and masterfully malevolent.

October 10, 2012

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USA Today

For my money, [the] first 20 or so minutes are the best in the film. Once the real adventure gets underway in the cave, things get less interesting.

August 04, 2006

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Toronto Star

While the movie has wonderful moments of unmotivated tension that make sure we're quite ill at ease from the beginning, it's also got a few too many of the kind of cheap boo-scares that indicate a director not fully trusting his grip on you.

August 04, 2006

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Radio Times

Super-scary and vicious, both psychologically and physically, this cleverly produced chill-ride is edgy British horror at its very best.

October 06, 2013

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TIME Magazine

Marshall could very well be the Caravaggio of the B-movie.

October 15, 2008

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