Crawl

Sure I'll watch for free. It doesn't look like it will keep my attention since how many attacks could she survive before it becomes to preposterous?

Great premise, but the cinematography looks really cheap. Is that just me?

I've seen some good reviews. 88% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Saw it last night. A good B horror movie. Some solid scares and entertaining. Also, it's the kind of thing that could "really happen" (like Jaws), instead of one of those haunted house/ghost movies that always seem absurd. A fun, mercifully short 85 minutes.

I saw it yesterday and enjoyed it. It’s pretty much a two person movie.

It's really good, you guys.

I was expecting camp, but it's actually very dark, scary and technical. Produced by Sam Raimi -- the EVIL DEAD and SPIDERMAN director.

It has a whopping 87% from critics, too! Thrill ride, cat-and-mouse action-packed.

It’s the scariest horror movie since at least IT, possibly since the Conjuring or the Witch. It is very tense, taut, not a second of breathing easy once the gators arrive. The female lead is superb as is the dude playing her dad. I found the special effects adequate. A lot of very scary scenes.

The terror is enhanced by the claustrophobic setting of it all

I'm in! Too bad it didn't get the receipts at the BO. I love these kind of movies.

Similar to The Shallow

For a $13.5 million dollar budget movie, it looks great

i want to see it, but i hate when dogs get hurt or killed in movies. i see a dog swimming in the trailer and thats never good

Spoiler:

The dog survives, R12.

She's my least favorite singer.

I can't stand the girl who plays the lead. Horrible actress and really unpleasant to look at. She stunk up the Maze Runner movies. But I do love alligator flicks.

She was excellent here. I like her a lot

Thanks R13

Bump

It’s made about 14 million

R7 found It, The Conjuring and The Witch scary? Really?

Please don’t compare toothless, PG-13-rated atmosphere pieces with Crawl.

You’ll give people the wrong impression.

It's definitely a Netflix rental for me (that's a good thing).

I've always preferred horror movies that are actually possible as opposed to ones about werewolves and vampires etc. There are hurricanes and flooding every year and there have been instances of people finding alligators inside their homes even without bad weather. So an alligator or two getting into your flooded house during a hurricane? Conceivable.

IT was very scary. The opening scene is one of the most scary things I’ve seem onscreen

I forgot about Quiet Place, which has some really scary scenes