For anyone saying to themselves, “Gosh, I wish there were more shark movies” comes 47 Meters Down: Uncaged, the sequel to an unusually chilling film abou...

You’ll never listen to The Carpenters the same way again.

Johannes Roberts goes back underwater for '47 Meters Down: Uncaged,' the sequel to his 2017 shark-dodging thriller.

Lacking the star power of the original, but doubling down on the bikini-clad girls, this killer shark thriller quickly runs out of air.

'47 Meters Down: Uncaged' offers mean girls, underwater Mayan catacombs and blind sharks but doesn't match the previous entry's minimal pleasures.

This silly film manages to make all the mistakes the first movie avoided.

I really dug 47 Meters Down. The Mandy Moore-fronted horror-thriller hooked me with its story of two sisters in need of some adventure. It lured me in with i...

It is no Jaws (or even Jaws 2) but it is slightly better than whatever shark-related nonsense is currently airing on the SyFy Channel.

    Take away the shark cage, and you can title your sequel “47 Meters Down: Uncaged.” The fact that your heroines in peril are no longer “47 meters ...

47 Meters Down: Uncaged is a loud, incoherent sequel that runs out of air pretty quickly.

This sequel isn't just about the sharks; it's a metaphor for discovering, and getting trapped in, life’s hidden depths.

Director Johannes Roberts’s quickie sorta-sequel to his sorta-remembered 2017 film 47 Meters Down, this new film borrows from the best entries in the genre...

Returning director Johannes Roberts once again crafts an underwater adventure with real bite

Four high-school divers explore the underwater ruins of a Mayan city in a 'Jaws' knockoff that absorbs the fear aesthetics of TV shark porn.

47 Meters Down is still the alpha of this franchise pack, but Uncaged's stealth "slasher but with sharks" structure is an approved and entertaining surprise.