What Lies Beneath

USA 2000, 124 minutes
Dir. Robert Zemeckis
Rating: [M]
Genres: Suspense/Crime, Horror / Paranorma

Aroview: Affluent couple Michelle Pfeiffer and Harrison Ford have their watertight marriage spring a leak when the neighbours start acting suspiciously and paranormal things go bump in the night.

An elegant mix of the supernatural and paranoid psycho-thriller, laced with Hitchcockian references, sharp jolts, reversals and red herrings, A-list director Robert Zemeckis adeptly replays the stock staples of scare cinema and tailors the action to suit the scope of the stars.

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3 stars (Good Enough) The wife of a professor investigates the murder of a beautiful college student who has been appearing to her. Nice twists and turns, with lots of suspense. ~GenXGirl
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3 stars (Good Enough) Zemeckis turns his hand to horror, with some jump-worthy scare scenes and slick suspense film - despite not being particularly original in the modern suspense world. ~Tom H
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3 stars (Good Enough) I was having doubts of the abilities of the two leads during the film but both handled the double climax surprisingly well. ~Tubbs