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Directed by Arseny Syukhin12 262 metrów pod ziemią odkryli coś, o czym świat miał się nie dowiedzieć. Teraz, za wszelką cenę, muszą zatrzymać to pod powierzchnią… Pełen napięcia, inspirowany prawdziwymi wydarzeniami, thriller sci-fi, który zabiera widza w tajemniczy świat godny słynnego H. P. Lovecrafta. Grupa naukowców z radzieckiej stacji badawczej w 1984 roku schodzi pod powierzchnię ziemi, by sprawdzić, co kryje najgłębszy odwiert na świecie. Misja przebiega zgodnie z planem, aż do czasu, gdy 12 262 metrów pod ziemią natrafiają na przerażające dźwięki. Teraz muszą jak najszybciej wydostać się na zewnątrz i zatrzymać pod powierzchnią coś, co może zagrażać przyszłości ludzkiej rasy…
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Otchłań Ratings & Reviews
- Richard12 października 2025This one’s got that “what did I just watch?” energy. Russian scientists and soldiers head down into the Kola Superdeep Borehole to investigate a mysterious outbreak and what they find is… not just a disease. It’s something ancient, parasitic, and very wrong. The vibe is pure The Thing meets Event Horizon, but with a Soviet twist. The pacing’s uneven and the characters make classic horror movie mistakes, but the atmosphere is solid. Claustrophobic tunnels, eerie silence and a slow descent into biological madness. The creature effects are gooey and weird, and the whole thing leans into body horror hard. It’s not perfect, some of the plot feels rushed, and the dialogue can be clunky, but it’s got ambition. I streamed it and expected a very bad low budget scarefest, but got more than I bargained for.
- jackmeat22 sierpnia 2025My quick rating - 5.3/10. Russian horror flick that had some decent press, so I thought I would check it out. I really wanted to like this one more than I did. After Russia churned out Sputnik, I had to check it out, but unfortunately, it just doesn't capture that same flair. The movie itself is very similar to The Thing (1982) in the atmosphere and general sense of isolation. This time, they are trapped in an underground facility with something that seems to be assimilating whoever it comes into contact with. It is nice to follow a story with a completely new set of actors since I am unfamiliar with anyone who would be top billing in Russia, and this cast all do a pretty nice job. I have to say that with a big asterisk with it since I saw a dubbed version, and I am sure it was actually better in its native tongue. My biggest problem is the linear nature of the story. I never felt any wonder of what would happen, nor were there any twists tossed in to change things up, so the predictability factor was very much a negative. But a big positive was the special effects and visual effects. I have no idea what the budget here was (and chances are the actuals are not public knowledge), but the creature design is different than the norm, and every scene where the spores come into contact with the humans looks stunning. The tension does build up and will draw you in for the entire ride; it is just a ride that you most likely won't bother with again. Arseny Syuhin directs a very adequate horror/thriller here and surely would be a name to watch, especially since this was supposedly a "low budget" production. If that is the case, then I cannot wait to see what happens with full studio money backing them up.
Otchłań Trivia
Superdeep was released on November 4, 2020.
Superdeep was directed by Arseny Syukhin.
Superdeep has a runtime of 1 hr 53 min.
Superdeep was produced by Sergey Torchilin, Andrey Shishkanov, Alexandr Kalushkin, Konstantin Elkin, Sergey Kulikov, Valeriya Kolesnik, Andrey Lyakhov, Ivan Tarlykov.
The key characters in Superdeep are Anna (Milena Radulović), Mikheev (Sergey Ivanuk), Yury (Nicholay Kovbas).
Superdeep is rated R.
Superdeep is a Horror, Thriller, Sci-Fi film.
Superdeep has an audience rating of 3.9 out of 10.