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Underground | Mine
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Best MakeUp | 2013 | Gary J. Tunnicliffe
Best Picture | 2013 | Ben Ketai
Best Director | 2013 | Ben Ketai
Best Cinematography | 2013 | Timothy A. Burton
Best Special Effects | 2013 | J.D. Schwalm
Budget 89 USD
During the scene where the 1920's mine shaft is discovered, a rusty cage with a bird skeleton is visible briefly. In the early days of mining coal, canaries were lowered down to test whether or not there were toxic gasses in the air. If the canary died, it would mean that there was a dangerous substance in the air. Since this method of testing is considered extremely cruel to the canary in this day and age, modern automatic digital/electronic testers are used. Some of these testers are even yellow and shaped like canaries as a joke.
Similar accidents have occurred in Pennsylvanian and Nova Scotian coal mines.
The mine in Beneath isn't a real coal mine, it's a set that was designed to mimic a real closed-pit coal mine shaft because filming in a real mine, especially when having to carry down film equipment, is unsafe and time-consuming, not to mention expensive.
Joey Kern is also in super troopers
"George Marsh: All they had back in the 1920's was donkeys and pickaxes to dig 'em out, so... Judith Marsh: [horrified] so what, they just left them down here? George Marsh: ...That's just the way it was."
"Masek: There's an ax through his fuckin' stomach, he was gutted like a fish! His guts are all over the place, NO!"
