A deep-water drill station explodes and the survivors, led by tough cookie Kristen Stewart, have to make it across miles of sea floor and past fanged beastie...

Underwater is a solid creature feature that isn’t afraid to acknowledge its subgenre predecessors. Read our full review.

Director William Eubank has directed an intelligent, moody undersea thriller with a striking sense of place.

Kristen Stewart stars in ocean-set "Alien" ripoff that needs to come up for air

Kristen Stewart and Vincent Cassel play survivors of an endangered deep-sea drilling crew in William Eubank's monster movie 'Underwater.'

"Underwater" is a fun throwback to a time when all you needed to make a movie was a girl, a sinking sea lab, and some very gnarly monsters.

Review: Mainstream Kristen Stewart is almost as bad as mainstream Julianne Moore

Feeble, water-logged action caper in which undersea ghouls terrorise Kristen Stewart on a deep sea mining station.

Zero stars to William Eubank’s empty-headed sci-fi horror film.

Lean and mean, Underwater is the kind of no-nonsense B-movie with an A-list cast that Hollywood used to make more often.

Underwater may be inspired by Ridley Scott's Alien, but that's where the comparisons should stop.

Kristen Stewart’s claustrophobic deep-sea sci-fi/horror flick fits nicely alongside ‘Alien,’ even if it comes nowhere close to surpassing it

It’s all your fears — of the deep, of tight spaces, of the dark, of giant-creepy-crawly-squishy things — rolled into one.

Yes it's "Alien but underwater," and that's a good thing given how a top-notch Kristen Stewart leads us on a terrifying dive into the deepest reaches of aqua...