#dead mine

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[jasonsutekh]

Dead Mine (2012)

A group of archaeologists investigate a Japanese World War 2 bunker to find some lost treasure but the mine is more active than they had expected.

 This film is closer to the cheap cringe horror films than any quality drama ones but it still holds up well. Most of the characters have a decent amount of back story and motivation. The narrative explaining how it all came about was interesting enough and the location was suitably claustrophobic feeling and confusing in its structure.

 This is another irritating example where the audience are forced to align with, and encouraged to sympathise with, a former soldier on the grounds that he’s not happy about having enjoyed killing people for a living. Meanwhile the Japanese soldiers are still presented as the enemy and demonized to supernatural standards with only one treated as even close to human.

 In spite of this the aesthetics do look rather effective and realistic. The main samurai soldier antagonists look interesting and are stoic and silent enough to appear as a genuine threat. There’s a little subtext about war crime human experimentation which wasn’t treated tactfully but it’s a horror film so at least the criticism was aimed in the ethical direction by showing consequences to it.

 Overall, the pace of the narrative was very slow at times with long scenes in which the characters sit down to have long chats and only one of these was really worth hearing which is the one with the old Japanese soldier. The chases scenes quickly get repetitive and the ending was very poor as there’s no twist or satisfying conclusion, it just stops.

 3/10 -This one’s bad but it’s got some good in it, just there-

[clambustercinema]

Dead Mine (2012)... dead mine’s alright i suppose. it’s a typical ‘group of people get trapped in a place with grizzlies and must escape’ horror flick. it’s nothing you haven’t seen before, but it passes the time (it’s definitely not ‘spectacularly impressive’)

4 out of 10

[joxnn]

SO YESTERDAY MY YOUNGER 10 YEAR OLD SISTER WAS COMPLAINING THAT SHE NEEDED A BRA SO MY MOM AS A JOKE TOOK HER TO VS AND TO THE DOUBLE Ds SECTION AND SHE STOOD THERE FOR A MINTUE LOOKING AT IT AND SAID WE CAN GO HOME NOW AND MY MOM TRIED TO INSIST THAT SHE COULD GET ONE AND SHE JUST SHOT IT DOWN I DIED

[blackcatmansion]

Dead Mine, 2012

[docteur-no]

MOVIE MINI REVIEW : Dead Mine

On ne dénoncera jamais assez le pouvoir zombificateur et nanardeux de l'or… L'Indonesie. Sa jungle dense et magnifique. Un groupe d'aventuriers s'aventure (en tout logique) dans les profondeurs de cet océan vert et inquiétant. Ces explorateurs sont partis à la recherche de bunkers abandonnés datant de l'occupation japonaise pendant la Deuxième Guerre Mondiale. Bunkers recelant un mystérieux trésor mystérieux très mystérieux et plein de mystère. Et aussi des zombies mongolo à foisons! On oublie la nazixploitation zombiesque (à la OUTPOST ou DEAD SNOW) et ses attaques corrosives sur les cerveaux les plus endurcis. Voici un nouveau concept (enfin nouveau… Ce truc pompe quand même allègrement le flippant THE DESCENT), un truc bizarre et gentiment taré, qui mélange expérimentations dégueulasses, cannibalisme, immortalité et samurais zombies!!! Drôle de cocktail quoi! DEAD MINE malgré ce programme hyper alléchant se traine péniblement comme la plupart des séries B paresseuse que nous font subir les producteurs zombifiés par le pouvoir incommensurable de l'or eux-aussi. Le rythme est totalement anémique. C'est dommage parce que ce truc un peu exotique déborde d'originalité. Mais on se sort jamais du survival claustrophobique déjà vu un nombre incalculable de fois. Tout ça manque de folie nanarde (et y avait pourtant de quoi faire!). DEAD MINE est un produit calibré, beaucoup trop calibré, très bien foutu mais totalement anecdotique.

En DVD/Blu-ray depuis le 15 mai 2012. Indonésie. Réalisé par Steven Sheil. Avec Ario Bayu, Sam Hazeldine, Miki Mizuno…

[alanswriteaboutfilms]

Dead Mine - DVD review

This is my unedited Dead Mine review. An abridged version ran on New Empress Magazine on the 17th of May 2013: http://newempressmagazine.com/2013/05/in-review-dead-mine-on-dvd-2/

Dead Mine - DVD Director Steven Sheil (Mum and Dad) jumps from Brit kitchen sink horror to international jungle japes with Dead Mine – an film with less life in it than it’s undead monsters. Asshole American rich-kid explorer teams up with Indonesian army guys, a British hard case and a Japanese historian so breathy that she barely has the lung capacity to utter a single word without taking a breath, to hunt for treasure in the jungle. When some for-some-reason-on-land pirates attack them, the group shelters in a mine that was converted into a military bunker by the Japanese in World War 2. The pirates cave the exit in behind them and now the group must try and find another exit while keeping their eyes open for gold and dodging the left overs from the Japanese’s super-secret and decidedly dastardly experiments. Things start fairly well, with natural dialogue, some likeable characters and plot info on an interest piquéingly need-to-know basis – you don’t even know what country you’re supposed to be in for a good ten minutes. Once the film plunges into the mines, there’s a few minutes of tense tunnel walking before you start to notice just how unconvincing the fake rockery is and just how little of interest is left to occur. By the time the underground monster guys start picking people off, you’ll have lost interest, and the zombie samurai are, unbelievably, too little too late. It’s all far too leisurely, and maddeningly there are far too few snatches of a great sounding score by Charlie Mole that is a disconcertingly odd, plonky, almost 70’s sci-fi sound that deserves to be heard for longer than ten seconds. The DVD itself is not a particularly inspiring package. The picture quality is sometimes poor: all the jungle scenes have heavy mosquitoing and all the bonus material is interlaced. In terms of audio, there is perfectly adequate stereo or surround audio available for the feature and a smattering of pretty dull extras. The interviews with the cast and crew are a curious mix of character over-analysis and very short answers, with everyone asked the same questions, and the only crew member interviewed being the Production Designer. The B-Roll/Behind the scenes footage consists of a lot of watching people standing around, walking around and, my favourite, sitting around. The final extra is the deleted scenes, which are three minutes of next-to-nothing. A sub-The Descent Z movie, Dead Mine is dead boring for the most part, before trying to out undead Axis forces Dead Snow with some zombie samurai troops. It’s valiant, but Dead Mine has none of the claustrophobic terror of the former, or fun and gore of the latter. While those latecomer reanimated baddies just lumber around like Doctor Who monsters. But less frightening and with a load in their pants. Rating: 2 torches out of 5

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