"The Divide" lacks originality and is just a vulgar horror film, full of coldness, violence, explicitness and stubborn depression.The scene of the film is completely set in multiple basements. Director Xavier Gines used dirty details, claustrophobic camera angles and weird lighting to bring a creepy space to this space. The cellar atmosphere, but this does not explain what happened here, and even radiation sickness is not a sufficient excuse. The only reasonable conclusion is that they were in a terrible situation at the beginning.
The film takes the plight of the survivors of the nuclear attack as a microcosm of the collapse of civilization. This scene has been unpleasant in the process of processing and execution, and the plot performance is bleak. However, the actors can be commended for shooting under unbearable shooting conditions.
