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The Deep House

2021
7
Director: 
Alexandre Bustillo e Julien Maury

SYNOPSIS: 

During a dive in a remote French lake, two boys specialized in underwater exploration videos discover a house submerged in deep water. Their trip turns into a nightmare when they discover that the house was the scene of atrocious crimes.

REVIEW: 

Yet another reinterpretation of haunted houses but rather original because the ghosts emerge from the bottom of the abyss this time. A high-tension film that involves you in first person... together with the protagonists we will always be underwater and we will feel like we can't breathe, we will feel trapped without the possibility of resurfacing... Highly not recommended for those who suffer from hydrophobia. The film is technically excellent and visually very beautiful and even if the story is simple and the characters stereotyped it still does not bore, perhaps also because of the short duration. The underlying message is a criticism of today's world of social media that pushes us to film everything and feed it to the masses for a few more likes.
Nothing exceptional but enjoyable.

Post by Miluna V on 19/01/2025 - 18:21
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