David Gray

David Gray steps behind the camera for "Into the Deep" (2025), serving up a thriller that yanks you straight into the abyss—literally and emotionally. The film opens with a ragtag crew on a sketchy salvage mission in the North Atlantic. What’s supposed to be a routine dive turns into a nightmare after they stumble across a sunken Cold War-era sub, way off any official records. Of course, greed and paranoia set in fast, and people start making some very questionable decisions. Oh, and there’s a storm rolling in because it wouldn’t be a disaster flick without one. The tension? It’s thick enough to cut with a butter knife. Each character’s got their own baggage—one’s running from debt, another’s nursing a broken heart, and at least two are hiding secrets that should probably stay buried. There’s a ton of claustrophobic underwater scenes, the kind that make you hold your breath without realizing, plus some genuinely creepy stuff happening in the shadows of the wreck. Gray’s direction is all about raw nerves and shaky alliances. The soundtrack goes from eerily quiet to pounding in your ears when stuff hits the fan. And just when you think you’ve got it figured out, the film throws another curveball. Not gonna lie, the last twenty minutes are a wild ride—betrayals, desperate escapes, and a twist that’ll definitely get people arguing on the way out of theaters. If you like your thrillers dark, messy, and full of surprises, this one’s worth a dive.