Into the Deep appears to have been doomed from the start. However, the lack of storytelling, dynamic characters, a sensible story, and a coherent message certainly didn't help the movie achieve ...

Into the Deep, the feature-length documentary debut of Australian filmmaker Emma Sullivan, has a somewhat similar origin story, though its end results are far more nefarious and disturbing.

Into the Deep: The Submarine Murder Case, directed by Sullivan, features footage from before and after the murder. This includes an interview of Madsen on the day he took Wall out in his submarine ...

Already equipped for trips into the deep, MBARI uses its research vessels and remotely operated vehicles to carefully pluck creatures from Monterey Canyon for the Aquarium’s show. As dynamic as ...

Into the Deep houses an important message about not letting fear define your life, and watching Cassidy reclaim herself is great to watch.

Into the Deep opens on August 10, 2017—the day Madsen’s submarine went missing. Sullivan and her film crew are clearly concerned, but, like good documentarians, keep the cameras rolling.

Until people realized they weren’t. “Into the Deep” floats the idea that Wall’s murder was one more experiment, another test for Madsen to prove he could pull off the impossible.

Sir John Ross lowers a line more than a mile into the North Atlantic and hauls up worms and a large sea star. Norwegians haul up from the deep a sea lily, a living fossil previously found only in ...