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How the cast and crew made cave horror classic The Descent

The Guardian looks back at the making of The Descent, the 2005 British cave-dwelling horror film directed by Neil Marshall that became a genre classic. Cast and crew recall the gruelling shoot, the claustrophobic sets and the gore effects, including one actor's remark that an eye-gouging scene was "very, very satisfying." It offers insight into the practical filmmaking behind a widely admired horror landmark.

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