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Un submarino experimental es enviado para averiguar qué pasó con el "Siren I", que ha desaparecido misteriosamente en una grieta submarina.Un submarino experimental es enviado para averiguar qué pasó con el "Siren I", que ha desaparecido misteriosamente en una grieta submarina.Un submarino experimental es enviado para averiguar qué pasó con el "Siren I", que ha desaparecido misteriosamente en una grieta submarina.
- Dirección
- Guión
- Reparto principal
- Premios
- 1 premio y 1 nominación en total
John Toles-Bey
- Skeets
- (as John Toles Bey)
Pocholo Martínez-Bordiú
- Sven
- (as J. Martinez Bordiu)
Garrick Hagon
- Barton
- (as Garick Hagon)
Salvador Sáinz
- Sailor OTAN
- (sin acreditar)
Reseñas destacadas
Juan Piquer Simon's "La Grieta"/"Endless Descent" is a pretty amusing piece of sci-fi/horror schlock.The film offers plenty of entertainment,if you like multiple monsters and gory death scenes.The plot is pretty silly,but the film has some tense and exciting moments.The creature effects are pretty good and occasionally quite imaginative and there is a nice amount of blood and gore.The acting is mediocre as we can expect,but it's nice to see veteran actors like Jack Scalia and R.Lee Ermey on screen.Overall,"Endless Descent" is not as good as "Pieces" or "Slugs",but it's much better than incredibly stupid "La Mansion de los Cthulhu".So if you are a fan of low-budget sci-fi/horror you can give this one a look.Recommended.My rating:5 out of 10.
I found this on Tubi and watched it over the course of a week because I'd always put it right before bed and usually fall asleep a few minutes into it. I was expecting a talk fest with little action, but once I watched the whole thing, I found a pretty decent low-budget movie. The acting is serviceable, the plot is alright, and there's plenty of action and decent practical special effects. Worth a watch for fans of science fiction B-Movies.
R. Lee Ermey is the only reason to watch this soggy underwater submarine sci-fi film. He has a starring role, and his presence for the mercifully short 79 minute running time helps maintain some interest. "Endless Descent" is loaded with the usual crisis of the minute clichés, and races along with little character development, and really makes little sense. The crew explores an underwater cave system, while being attacked by a nice assortment of evolutionary accelerated critters. Meanwhile a toxic plant specimen is overrunning the submarine. Throw in a traitor on board, and you pretty much have the plot, or lack thereof. Except for the presence of R. Lee Ermey, this is entirely forgettable nonsense. - MERK
I liked the film overall. OK, I admit the acting (except for Lee Ermey at the end) was uniformly bad. The idea of a land ledge deep down in the ocean was pretty neat. Sure there were stupid mistakes, but hey this is a movie. Look, late at night I prefer mindless monster movies. Another good thing was they didn't try to make Jack Scalia too much of a macho hero. And they didn't make too much romance. When you're facing unheard-of-before monsters who has time to say silly romantic lines we see in so many other movies? There was some smartness in the plot, although I would have liked some more genetics mumbo-jumbo. The starfish monster was pretty good. I'd give it 5/10.
If you like poor SE, (some) bad acting and a total lack of credibility, this is a movie for you. So a really cheap looking movie, but I liked it anyway. Why? Because I like those kind of movies. I can't help but smile when I see these kind of movies....... What were the producers, actors, director and SE people thinking when they made this film? Don't expect an "Abyss" or "Alien", just a (very) low-budget horror/adventure movie.
There is one nice "splatter"moment when a guy's head is shot off, but for the most, the horror is pretty tame. The final monster is pretty cool too.
It's only 73 minutes long, so you can t go wrong there. Maybe you can pick it up at your local videostore or watch it on TV. I'm sure you will have a good time watching it.
But don't say you weren't warned.............
There is one nice "splatter"moment when a guy's head is shot off, but for the most, the horror is pretty tame. The final monster is pretty cool too.
It's only 73 minutes long, so you can t go wrong there. Maybe you can pick it up at your local videostore or watch it on TV. I'm sure you will have a good time watching it.
But don't say you weren't warned.............
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesAfter producing Leviathan: El demonio del abismo (1989) for about $30 million, Dino De Laurentiis, albeit uncredited, decided to finance this low budget version of his own bigger budgeted movie. He hired David Coleman to rewrite a 250 pages draft by Colin Wilson. Coleman's work was written in English but it had to be translated into Italian for De Laurentiis and into Spanish for director Juan Piquer Simón who didn't speak English.
- PifiasThe diving suits worn for diving at a depth of 25000 feet are normal diving wet suits. Diving at such a depth is completely impossible in such a suit. Not to mention that the diver should undergo a very lengthy compression / decompression cycle.
- ConexionesFeatured in R. Lee Ermey on 'The Rift' (2016)
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- Fecha de lanzamiento
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- Idiomas
- Títulos en diferentes países
- El secreto del arrecife
- Localizaciones del rodaje
- Estudios Piquer - C. de Pradillo, 60, Madrid, España(submarine interior, closed in 1994)
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- 1.300.000 US$ (estimación)
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