La grieta

Título original: The Rift

1990
R
1h 23min

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Siren II, a submarine under the command of Capt. Phillips, ventures into the deep on a mission to recover the missing Siren I. Their quest is hindered when the submarine becomes entangled in a patch of toxic seaweed.

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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.

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After 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.

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The 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.

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Barton: Eight people went gin rummy on the bottom of the ocean because you threw a temper tantrum when somebody else tinkered with your toy.

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Featured in R. Lee Ermey on 'The Rift' (2016)

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"You can't hold your breath and scream at the same time."

Endless Descent (aka The Rift) is the afterbirth of 1989's underwater explosion of The Abyss, Leviathan, and Deepstar Six. Just as you expect from an apparent bandwagon jumper, it's not as good as those prior flicks. It also takes some time to get going. It has the feel of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea for the most part of the film (and the sub effects are just as hokey). It doesn't turn into a true B monster movie until they finally get out of the damned submarine. Then we get some giant killer seaweed, rubber mutants, and a nice head explosion. I might add that the head explosion was the highlight of the movie. Jack Scalia leads a cast of mostly unknowns and no one here shines. Even R. Lee Ermey and my man Ray Wise seem to be phoning it in. The director's other films include the horrible Pieces and the unwatchable Cthulhu Mansion. So viewer beware.