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12 Feet Deep is a 2017 American psychological horror-thriller film written and directed by Matt Eskandari. It stars Alexandra Park and Nora-Jane Noone as sisters who find themselves trapped inside a public swimming pool when the manager activates the pool cover and leaves for the holidays. Released by Mar Vista Entertainment on June 20, 2017, it received generally positive reviews.
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Source This American thriller starts with a very interesting idea, with tense moments that land well, but gets bogged down in a dramatic and melancholy aspect that feels forced; however, it is an engaging product without dazzling. Director and co-writer Matt Eskandari starts off from an engaging lockup and gradually ratchets up the tension with some nice punchlines. The question is what to add to the plot to…More
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¿La claustrofobia es la nueva alternativa para fomentar el pánico en el terror psicológico?/Is claustrophobia the new alternative to fostering panic in psychological terror? 😬🙈🚫 Basándose en el presupuesto que últimamente se le asigna a las películas de terror, eh considerado que se emocionan de más y buscan abarcar demasiadas alternativas a la vez para sorprender a los espectadores y bombardearlos de hechos o mo…More
This film represents for us a phenomenon in psychology, which is the thinking of a person when he knows that he is heading to death. How will he act? What will he do? I watched this movie about 3 years ago and I am reopening it to see some shots in it and do not remember it in order to write this review for you. When a person’s life is at stake, he does not think of anything but survival, forgets hatred, forgets abo…More