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Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Strong and Moving!

Sadly Over-hyped

Powerful

In this lost footage horror this group of people descend into madness after they venture deep into the catacombs of Paris for the fabled Philosopher's Stone. First it begins as a simple climb over bones but after finding a secret opening within the walls they find themselves lost, confused, and worst of all mentally disturbed. I rate this a 7/10 because it's one of those lost footage films that never got much credit even though they were as entertaining as Jeepers Creepers.

I believe this was one of the last, amazing, true horror movies to come out in a long time to come. I was amazed. If you have ever read anything about Nicolas Flamel, Alchemy, The Devine Comedy of Dante's Inferno or any history book about the Egyptian times and the birth of the identification of planets-you are SERIOUSLY in for a treat. This movie was drop-dead AMAZINGLY accurate and the more the director took it as far as he did the more I was terrified. Think about it; You're watching a horror movie and all of the facts in the movie are true and from real recorded WORLD history. Just about every single turn of events was at a pivotal moment with a real, historically accurate twist. Amazing acting, amazing direction-NOT a "found footage" movie because the footage was never lost in the first place and I seriously can never get enough. Definitely one of those movies you have to watch something happy after because you have to try to go to bed and actually sleep. I always recommend this movie and always will. THANK YOU for making a movie worth comparing all other horror movies to for the rest of my entire existence. THIS is REAL horror people!

This is surprisingly awesome for a found footage. I hate shaky camera movies with a passion but this one blew my mind for horror. Sorry, TBWP fans. I hate TBWP and never liked it but this one compared to it, blows it out of this world. I went and saw TBWP, and wish I asked for money back.I did not watch this one in the theater but for free with friend owning it. I thought before knowing it was a found footage and was debating to watch it, because of this. I finally jumped in and took the chance and do not regret it but glad I did. This was an awesome movie for a found footage.Like I said that I hate shaky camera, but what I really love was the continuous pace it had. No just boring parts like on TBWP. I like the part where they first realized they were going in circles and going through the same places they already been. That creep me out. I was blow away that they kept seeing things come at them.Another thought when they went in the catacombs was The Descent, that movie I really love too but not much a found footage. George I like and all the movies I saw him in, he did great. So when I saw him in it, knew he would be just as good or better. This is one I would try to get on bluray and watch a lot.

As Above, So Below is a mystery horror from the director of No Escape and Devil.Some found footage films are just a mix of bad tropes, where as some of them break the mould completely. Surprisingly, As Above, So Below is a rare mixed film that has aspects of both of these.Scarlett, an alchemy student, is on a quest to find Nicolas Flamel's Philosopher's Stone. Information she has found indicates that it is buried within the Paris Catacombs, and her and her small group must head underground to find it.The characters in this film are a mix of strong and weak. At some parts of the film, they can be strong, at others, they're just pathetically weak. The characters just aren't relatable at all and they're annoying at most points during the film. Scarlett was determined, but in deadly proportions and honestly, everyone in this film should have died with her lead.As Above, So Below is different. It was original in some tones – the Paris catacombs, the plot line of the film and the characters themselves, but also, it was just boring. It was a good mix of excitement and pure boredom. The creators of this film did well in creating atmosphere, but were just as good at creating boredom. Tenseness changed to 'did they really do this that was horrendous' and racing hearts give way to 'was that it'.Original, but also not so original, exciting, but also not so exciting, this is not a recommendation from me.