As Above, So Below 2014

Wesley Morris, Grantland: Once upon a time, when someone in a horror movie turned a doorknob or drove toward a storm, you got to feel superior and shout, "Don't go in there!" Now it's more like, "Seriously? You're not gonna put down that camera first?" Read more

Peter Debruge, Variety: For those hoping to find some truly disturbing secrets buried for generations beneath the surface, track down Gary Sherman's 1972 "Death Line" (aka "Raw Meat") instead. Read more

Randy Cordova, Arizona Republic: Once the characters go underground, things start happening. Not scary things, mind you, but things. Read more

Drew Hunt, Chicago Reader: An intriguing and intensely creepy premise is sqaundered on this rudimentary found-footage horror film. Read more

Kyle Anderson, Entertainment Weekly: Like other movies of its ilk, it's missing a very simple bit of next-level Hollywood technology: a tripod. Read more

Jordan Mintzer, Hollywood Reporter: Come for the poster, stay for the end credits. Read more

Robert Abele, Los Angeles Times: An entertainment-free sinkhole of Dramamine-worthy nonsense ... Read more

Jordan Hoffman, New York Daily News: One of the world's top disturbing tourist attractions is now finally getting the spooky film it deserves Read more

Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times: The movie's signature signage - "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here" - is the only instruction we really need. Read more

Bruce Demara, Toronto Star: While the film has a reasonably engaging cast and some decent scares, the script feels like an uneasy blend of The Blair Witch Project and Tomb Raider. Read more

Claudia Puig, USA Today: As forewarned, so avoid. Read more