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THE DEVIL BELOW Interview: Director Bradley Parker Talks Making Horror On A Budget & Demonic Creature Designs We recently caught up with filmmaker Bradley Parker ( Chernobyl Diaries) to discuss his new movie The Devil Below, and he talks about designing demonic creatures, making horror on a budget, and more... JoshWilding | 3/10/2021 Vertical Entertainments  The Devil Below is now playing in select theaters, VOD, and Digital platforms, and we recently caught up with director Bradley P...

Reviews of digital and streaming genre movies including "The Stylist," "Dementer," "Lucky," "The Canyonlands," "The Devil Below" and "Son."

We recently caught up with The Devil Below director Bradley Parker to talk about his new movie, but made sure to find out what we could about his work on Marvel Studios' Loki as its VFX supervisor...

WandaVision wrapped up its mind-bending run on Friday by introducing fans to a whole new corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Later this year, Loki is set to go through a similar situation as it follows Tom Hiddlestons titular trickster through the various timelines involved in the MCU. In [...]

SYNOPSIS: Investigating an urban legend about an abandoned coal mine in Appalachia, a group of scientists/adventurers come across a threat far bigger than they expected. With its mix of bland characters, unoriginality and woeful un-scariness, The Devil Below is a disappointing horror. It starts off about as generic as you can get. The adventuring party is made up of all of the familiar character types. Arianne (Sanz) is a clearly badass explorer hired to track down the location of the mine, w...

How Green Was My Valley, Sons and Lovers, and King Coal describe the horrors of working in the coal mines: the grueling physical labor for virtually nonexistent pay, the devastating impacts on workers’ long-term health, the physical dangers, and the constant looming threat of being buried alive. Vertical Entertainment’s upcoming sci-fi thriller, The Devil Below, explores another horror of the mines that none of these works discuss — subterranean monsters with razor-sharp claws and hu...