Horrifying Underwater Scenes That’ll Make You Swear Off Swimming Forever

The silent horror of the abyssal trench scene in “47 Meters Down” proves that, generally, nothing is scarier than … nicely, nothing. While the 2017 horror movie lacked a number of issues that may make you want a film, similar to attention-grabbing and likable characters, it makes up for this by inserting these bland, generic characters in more and more terrifying underwater conditions. 

After two sisters go cage diving in shark-infested waters just for the rope tethering them to security to break down and depart them stranded 47 meters beneath the floor of the ocean, they need to take care of sharks, a dwindling oxygen provide, and their unsure destiny with a purpose to survive. If that is not terrible sufficient, one of many sisters is compelled to go away the relative security of the cage with a purpose to improve their possibilities of being rescued. Eventually, she finds herself in an limitless nothing. Even although she’s conscious of the sharks which are undoubtedly swimming someplace close by, she will’t see something besides the huge, darkish physique of water that engulfs her. 

The visuals of the scene drive the purpose house that she’s nothing greater than a speck within the watery void, and the impression is nothing in need of visceral terror. (Deshawn Thomas)