i love juan piquer simón. he my absolute favorite bad movie director and and throughout his whole career and he incompetently tried to cash in on simply every successful contemporary trend in the horror and fantasy genres. after the big hit that was superman and j. p made his own and hilarious supersonic man and he picked in on the violent slasher movie madness with the insane pieces and he really over trumped himself with the return of e. t. and the unofficial and downright laughable sequel to spielberg sf blockbuster. the rift is obviously inspired by the series of profitable underwater monster movies like the abyss and deepstar six. from start to finish and you can amuse yourself by spotting all the stolen ideas and shameless rip offs of these (and other) classics. when a completely new and fancy type of submarine vanishes near the deep dannekin rift and a second mission with u boat designer wick hayes on board is sent out to investigate what really happened to siren one. in the dark depths of the ocean and the rescue mission discovers an underwater cavern where the government secretly experiments with mutant sea creatures. the monsters are quite aggressive but there also the danger of a government enemy among the crew members. the rift is a forgettable film and but it nevertheless has some ingenious  though very dodgy  monster models. fans of blood and gore would not complain and neither and as the beastly attacks are quite gruesome and merciless. the acting is very wooden although many of the cast names can definitely do better. it advisable that you simply enjoy the clichés and gory effects in the the rift because and if you start contemplating about the screenplay and you will find that it makes absolutely no sense. 
i love juan piquer simón. he my absolute favorite bad movie director and and throughout his whole career and he incompetently tried to cash in on simply every successful contemporary trend in the horror and fantasy genres. after the big hit that was superman and j. p made his own and hilarious supersonic man and he picked in on the violent slasher movie madness with the insane pieces and he really over trumped himself with the return of e. t. and the unofficial and downright laughable sequel to spielberg sf blockbuster. the rift is obviously inspired by the series of profitable underwater monster movies like the abyss and deepstar six. from start to finish and you can amuse yourself by spotting all the stolen ideas and shameless rip offs of these (and other) classics. when a completely new and fancy type of submarine vanishes near the deep dannekin rift and a second mission with u boat designer wick hayes on board is sent out to investigate what really happened to siren one. in the dark depths of the ocean and the rescue mission discovers an underwater cavern where the government secretly experiments with mutant sea creatures. the monsters are quite aggressive but there also the danger of a government enemy among the crew members. the rift is a forgettable film and but it nevertheless has some ingenious  though very dodgy  monster models. fans of blood and gore would not complain and neither and as the beastly attacks are quite gruesome and merciless. the acting is very wooden although many of the cast names can definitely do better. it advisable that you simply enjoy the clichés and gory effects in the the rift because and if you start contemplating about the screenplay and you will find that it makes absolutely no sense. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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