Black Water: Abyss is a follow-up (not a direct sequel) to the 2007 film Black Water, and like its predecessor, it dives into survival horror with a realistic approach—this time, taking the tension underwater.

A group of five friends ventures into an uncharted cave system in the Australian jungle. When a storm floods the cave, they become trapped—and soon discover they’re not alone. A large, deadly crocodile is lurking in the rising water, turning their escape attempt into a deadly game of cat and mouse.

Black Water: Abyss isn’t a standout creature feature, but it’s serviceable. If you enjoy minimalist survival thrillers with a slow burn and a naturalistic approach, it may satisfy. Just don’t expect anything wildly innovative. It’s best watched with low expectations and an appreciation for atmospheric tension over high action.