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7 Below
7 Below

7 Below

April 16, 2012· 1h 30m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score2.9

A group of strangers is trapped in a time warp house where a terrible event transpired exactly 100 years prior.

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14 reviews·Last updated 1mo ago
Peak Moment

Bill McCormick leads group on van trip from resort

4.5at 3m
Lowest Moment

Film concludes with trapped in hell concept that fails

1.2at 1h 24m
Biggest Swing

The film steadily deteriorates from its promising opening setup to a completely incoherent finale, with the biggest drop occurring in the final act where the supernatural elements collapse into nonsense

7 Below starts with modest promise as reviewers appreciated the initial setup and Ving Rhames' committed performance as Jack, but quickly descends into a mess of poor writing, technical problems, and irrational character behavior. The film's reputation plummets catastrophically in its final third as the supernatural twist and ending are universally condemned as incomprehensible nonsense that wastes the talent of its recognizable cast.

14 reviews analyzed|Sources: Imdb
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Bill McCormick leads group on van trip from resort⬆ Peak moment
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Group stops at gas station where Adam and Bill meet Courtney
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Jack appears and invites the stranded group to his house
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Characters explore the house and strange events begin
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Revelation that family was murdered in house 100 years ago
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Group becomes suspicious of Jack and tensions rise
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Storm sounds drown out dialogue during climactic scenes
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Film concludes with trapped in hell concept that fails⬇ Lowest moment
5.0
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