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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
In the handsome, haunting submarine thriller Below, the usual perils of deep-sea maneuvers are heightened by psychic unraveling. Read full review
An ingenious hybrid of submarine movie and ghost story. And there's a wee bit of "Macbeth" in there too. Read full review
Has a slamming first hour. As Ian Wilson's camera darts over Charles Lee's spookily atmospheric sets, enigmas sprout like mushrooms. Read full review
With more character development this might have been an eerie thriller; with better payoffs, it could have been a thinking man's monster movie. Read full review
A movie where the story, like the sub, sometimes seems to be running blind. In its best moments it can evoke fear, and it does a good job of evoking the claustrophobic terror of a little World War II boat. Read full review
Has the bad luck to come on the heels of Kathryn Bigelow's beautifully made and politically impassioned "K-19," making this submarine picture -- a relatively modest, low-budget affair -- seem skimpy by comparison. Read full review
The story offers an interesting twist, but the only really spooky part is when a Benny Goodman record insists on playing without human aid. More scares, please. Read full review
The dialogue, heavy on sarcasm and puncturing insults, never captures the World War II period but sounds ridiculously anachronistic. Read full review
It just never began to work for me, and the sub story behind the ghost story is far more interesting than the ghost story in front of the sub story. Read full review
This hokey thriller reps what one can only hope will be a one-of-a-kind hybrid between a World War II actioner and a ghost story outfitted with innumerable false-alarm shock cuts and shot with enough colored lights and filters to delight Baz Luhrmann. Read full review