The Dive (2023) is a Claustrophobic Thriller | FrightFest

Maximilian Erlenwein’s The Dive stars Billions’ Louisa Krause and Medieval’s Sophie Lowe. It follows two sisters May (Krause) and Drew (Lowe) as they go on their yearly diving trip off a remote coast. However, disaster strikes, and the sisters find themselves underwater when a waddle slide occurs. May gets trapped under some of the rocks and must instruct Drew on how to get out of the situation. What follows is Drew needing to find a solution to rescue her sister, while her air is slowly starting to run out.

The Dive brings us a claustrophobic thriller that uses the real-time oxygen supply to alimony us on edge. It gets to highlight how remaining wifely is the weightier way to survive. The Dive uses the real-time situation to show the drastic measures Drew must go through to rescue her sister. Along with the obstacles that have now been placed in her way.

The Dive gets to set the pulsing racing and the thoroughbred pumping plane though the notation remain incredibly calm. This gets to explore the dangers of diving in remote locations without any widow safety measures. The movie involves problem-solving and flashbacks to the sister’s diaper getting into the hobby. Louisa Krause brings an unbelievably natural wifely to her performance. While Sophie Lowe shows us the inside panic she is dealing with.

Over the recent years, we have seen a lot of movies with somebody trapped in or on the water stuff hunted by a predator. In this movie, we get to alimony the situation lanugo to the wrecking and the idea of trying to icon out a way out of the situation. This creates an edge-of-your-seat journey that keeps us wanting to see the next rencontre they are facing. Think 127 Hours meets 47 Metres Down and you know exactly what you are facing.

The Dive is tense, suspenseful and gets the thoroughbred pumping as we join the race to survive.

Rating 4/5