As Above, So Below may not be the first film to go into the catacombs underneath Paris but this version of subterranean terror certainly keeps the audience tensely on the edge of their seats throughout the entire movie experience. The Legendary
Just when you thought the found-footage horror subgenre was starting to die, As Above, So Below doubles down on it. In so doing, it also demonstrates some of the fundamental limitations of the subgenre. It may even remind you, by way of counterexample,
As Above, So Below – the Dowdle brothers' follow-up to 2010's Devil – plunges us into the Parisian catacombs, and operates under an illusion, as shaky as the image, that The Da Vinci Code would be improved if three quarters of it were shot underground
REVIEWS: 'Life of Crime,' 'November Man,' 'As Above/So Below,' 'Love is Strange'. Posted 10:00 AM, August 29, 2014, by Dean Richards. Share Update: Twitter · Facebook · Google · LinkedIn · Pinterest · Email. WGN Entertainment Critic
"Guardians," now the summer's highest-grossing movie domestically, has taken in $255.2 million to date in the U.S. and Canada. Worldwide, it has crossed the $500-million mark. Both "The November Man" and "As Above, So Below" are expected to gross $9
You Won't Have Any Idea What Is Happening in As Above, So Below
