From the first trailers and the plot synopsis, Underwater looked and sounded like Alien and the slew of copycats that followed in its wake, particularly o...

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...

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...

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Movie strands Kristen Stewart in an abyss of unoriginal ideas and muddy visuals.

The opening shot of “Underwater” roves around the empty, industrial passageways of some kind of transport vessel, the walls creaking. Motivated by an unk...

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 works hard to keep this soggy action/horror yarn afloat. But it really is Underwater...

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

Read the Empire Movie review of Underwater. Joining the ranks of Sphere, DeepStar Six and Leviathan as soggy Alien do-overs, Underwater finds a...

In 'Underwater,' Kristen Stewart is just another action hero, learning the hard way that under the sea, as in space, no one can hear you scream.

Directed by William Eubank

Kristen Stewart is the cynical, no-nonsense hero we need.

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

Kristen Stewart plays a mechanical engineer struggling to survive on the ocean floor in "Underwater," a slick, derivative and fairly effective "Alien" ripoff.

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

Kristen Stewart is lean, intense and taciturn in this aquatic “Alien” attempt. But the movie is more boring than horrific.

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

Underwater is all adrenaline and claustrophobia – a 95-minutenon-stop excursion to the bottom of the sea where human beings are aliens andmonstrous creatur...

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” is “Alien” at the bottom of the Deep Blue Sea. That much you can tell from the movie’s commercials and trailers. But it’s also “Al...

'Underwater' is nothing more than a water-logged rip-off of 'Alien'—and Kristen Stewart deserves better. Read Peter Travers' review.

Will Eubank trades in the cramped, outmoded U.S. Air Force base that played home to extraterrestrial biological entities in his previous film, The Signal, fo...

Kristen Stewart and Vincent Cassel headline this derivative but effective 'blast of monster mayhem'

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

The Kristen Stewart–starring horror film "Underwater" is scary but shallow.

The film makes the ocean feel as scary as any space movie manages to make space feel scary

“There’s a comfort to cynicism,” intones Kristen Stewart’s voice-over in the opening scene of the undersea creature feature “Underwater.” “Ther...

This one's got production values, a talented ensemble and moments of claustrophobia, but it's ultimately a sinker

At least this mindless creature feature, a shameless ripoff of 'Alien,' has the actor's charismatic, deadpan insouciance going for it

Kristen Stewart battles an alien of the deep in a waterlogged thriller.

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...