Review

While it’s true that UNDERWATER doesn’t do much that’s new, it must be said that it does it quite well.

It demonstrates that even a rising directorial talent can’t overcome the limitations of this played-out material.

The great stuff came from all over the world and explored every side—including the lighter side—of fear.

Jeremy Kasten delivers a ghost story depicting the combustible elements that make the American school a hell of ever-recurring violence…

It’s inspired as much by headlines from the last few years as it is by its predecessor from 45 years…