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The Gorge on Apple TV+ combines action, sci-fi, and romance, appealing to various audiences. The story explores Levi and Drasa's relationship and uncovering the truth of The Gorge. Levi and Drasa ...

Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy don’t exactly meet cute in this action movie, but they do find romance as well as horror. By Glenn Kenny When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed ...

In another life, The Gorge, with its famous young cast and Marvel director, might have been a highly anticipated theatrical action-horror release. Instead, it is being relegated to the annals of ...

Drugged and dropped off in a remote mountain region, Levi has to man a tower on one side of a huge gorge and has plenty of weaponry at his fingertips to keep a host of weird monsters (like ...

But only now has the time arrived for a long-overshadowed land formation. “The Gorge,” a preposterous new videogame-like thriller, at least succeeds in, um, gorging on this often-overlooked ...

The Second Act of The Gorge sees Teller’s character, Levi, get knocked into the gorge while trying to cross back from an in-person date with Taylor-Joy’s character Drasa. Drasa jumps right ...

Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for 'The Gorge'Directed by Scott Derrickson, known for Doctor Strange and The Black Phone, The Gorge blends action, romance, and horror to create an ...

Two hawk-eyed snipers (Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy) are hired to guard a mysterious, misty gorge. Together, they fight the creatures that lurk below, and discover the secret of this massive ...

Directed by Scott Derrickson. 127 minutes. Begins Friday on Apple TV Plus. Scott Derrickson’s “The Gorge” is a movie that wants to bridge the distance between characters as well as genres.