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Beneath Us All
Directed by
Harley Wallen
2023
1h 31m
Drama
,
Fantasy
,
and more
3.7
100%
90%
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Julie is a foster child heading for her 18th birthday when she finds something buried with something unspeakable inside.
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Cast of Beneath Us All
Sean Whalen
Todd Gibbs
Maria Olsen
Janelle Gibbs
Yan Birch
Frey
Kaiti Wallen
Rebecca
Harley Wallen
Detective Donovan Booker
Angelina Danielle Cama
Julie
Michael James Alexander
Manny
Beneath Us All Ratings & Reviews
jackmeat
January 8, 2025
My quick rating - 4.0/10. I was alerted to this low-budget horror film that brings together a modest but effective cast and delivers a grim story with atmospheric tension. Directed by Harley Wallen with an eye for detail, the film offers a harrowing glimpse into the foster care system while intertwining supernatural terror into its story. The story centers on Julie (Angelina Danielle Cama), a foster child nearing her 18th birthday, who stumbles upon a buried artifact with something horrific inside. Julie’s journey is emotional and tense, as she grapples with her circumstances and the sinister presence she has unleashed. Cama gives a decent performance, portraying Julie as a resilient yet flawed protagonist, though some of her character's decisions may leave you questioning her logic. Sean Whalen and Maria Olsen shine as Julie’s neglectful foster parents, Todd and Janelle. Their performances create a realistic depiction of the darker side of foster care, giving the film a grounded and uncomfortable edge. Kaiti Wallen as social worker Rebecca adds a compassionate counterbalance, highlighting the struggles of trying to protect children in broken systems. Yan Birch is hauntingly effective as Frey, the film's monstrous figure, for the short amount of time he is used. The film's aesthetic and technical aspects elevate the narrative. The camera work is solid, capturing the oppressive atmosphere of the foster home and the chilling events that unfold. The limited budget is used wisely, with effective lighting, moody visuals, and well-placed sound design adding to the tension. However, the film does stumble in its pacing and logic. Some of Julie’s decisions require you to suspend disbelief, which detracts from the immersion. Additionally, while the foster care theme feels personal and authentic—perhaps influenced by someone on the crew's firsthand experience—it occasionally overshadows the supernatural elements, creating an imbalance in the story. Once the monsters true nature is revealed, the movie as a whole veers off course and loses the positive momentum it had built. Overall, it is a commendable effort that stands out for its atmosphere, performances, and thoughtful incorporation of social commentary. While not without flaws, it’s a film that fans of low-budget horror with a message might appreciate. Had it stayed the course of the film's first half, it may have been a hit. Thanks to Joe Williamson for the consideration and opportunity to view this flick.
Film Threat
Bobby LePire
Beneath Us All is Wallen's best film to date. From its perfect cast to its deep script, the movie hits everything it aims for and then some.
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