Knee-Deep
Knee-Deep

Knee-Deep

2021TV ShowEnded1 SeasonRussian

Sanya is not afraid to dream big, although he is forced to look at the world from a height of 135 centimeters. He is also not afraid to take risks, so he gives up everything for the opportunity to get into the world of cinema and show business. So Sanya goes to conquer the big city. In Moscow, during the auditions, he meets a tall, beautiful actress Alena, whom it is difficult not to fall in love with. Their relationship is developing according to a catastrophic scenario, but Sanya is not used to giving up. And even when his acting career falls apart before it starts, he doesn't back down. Sanya bravely endures the most unimaginable trials and proves that he really has knee-deep seas.

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IMDb3.8/10
Director: Rhys Frake-WaterfieldGenres: Horror, Comedy, Slasher

Plot Summary

In this horror-comedy, a group of friends embarks on a camping trip that quickly turns into a nightmare. When they stumble upon a series of bizarre and gruesome events, they realize they are not alone in the woods. As they fight for survival, they uncover a dark secret that connects their fate to the terrifying entity lurking among them.

Critical Reception

Knee-Deep received a generally unfavorable reception from critics and audiences alike. It was noted for its low-budget production values and a plot that struggled to find its footing between horror and comedy. While some appreciated its ambitious B-movie aesthetic, many found the execution lacking in scares and comedic timing.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its low-budget charm and nostalgic slasher feel.
  • Criticized for its predictable plot and underdeveloped characters.
  • Often described as 'so bad it's good' by some viewers.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce and largely negative, with many viewers expressing disappointment in the film's execution and citing a lack of genuine scares or engaging humor. Some found the film's attempts at dark comedy to be miss-hits.

Fun Fact

The film's director, Rhys Frake-Waterfield, is also known for directing the controversial Winnie the Pooh horror film 'Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey'.

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