Excellent but underrated film

This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

3 TUNNELS 2 HELL is a very ordinary attempt at an indie horror flick with little to distinguish it from a crowd of similar fare. It's a criminally boring story about campers venturing into the wilderness to discover an old installation that proves to be the gateway to hell. It's a trite story, all very cliched and told at an extremely slow pace, with no interest evoked in the viewer whatsoever.

Otherwise known as 3 Tunnels 2 Hell this obscure (Only 19 ratings on IMDb) horror isn't entirely awful it's creation is just marred by some odd choices.This claustrophobic tale tells the story of a man who inherits an entire island, but within the island is a series of tunnels that contain a terrible secret from the past.The idea is sound and I personally loved the premise and where the movie was set, but the execution is lacking.I can only assume the budget was extremely limited and if so the majority actually looks quite good.When something actually happens however it all turns to goo, as all the deaths are cutaways, so much is done in the dark and our "Creatures" look seven shades of awful.You can do worse, but this is one of those films that could have been great but failed on too many levels to reach its potential.The Good: Great soundtrack Decent setting Interesting concept The Bad:Nothing but cut away deaths Terrible looking creatures Things I Learnt From This Movie: I want to own a series of spooky underground tunnels, no idea why I just suddenly do

"Serenity Farm" (or "3 Tunnels 2 Hell") was a fairly below mediocre experience. Why? Well, the storyline was just idiotic. It didn't make any sense in any way. But aside from that, then it was a fairly generic horror movie, although it lacked scary moments all together.What is scary about some deranged people running around in tunnels, chasing after people and making sounds that sounded like a mixture of hoofs against stone and a card put into the wheel of bicycle. It was just strange and it gave the movie more of a comedy aspect than it did horror.Acting-wise, well given the fact that this is a low budget movie, then people were doing good enough jobs with their given roles, and they were trying their best to make a weak script turn into a proper movie.If you enjoy a good horror movie, then you time and effort is better spent elsewhere.