Directed by:
Josh C. WallerScreenplay:
Robert BeaucageCinematography:
Dylan O'BrienComposer:
Frank RiggioCast:
Zoë Bell, Rachel Nichols, Lauren Reeder, Doug Jones, Nicole Steinwedell, Rosario Dawson, Sherilyn Fenn, Tracie Thoms, Bruce Thomas, Adrienne Wilkinson (more)VOD (1)
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Awakening after being abducted, Jamie finds herself in a concrete bunker, and she discovers that she is not alone. She and Sabrina, a fellow abductee, both soon realize that they are in a modern day “colosseum” where, along with 48 other women, they are condemned to kill each other in order to protect their very own loved ones. (Transmission Films)
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Actually, I have to make a big effort to give it at least two stars for the flawless technical aspect. Raze is nothing but a shallow spectacle and its contents, and the very purpose of its existence, can be described as “women fighting in tank-tops”. Because why? Because we fucking want it, that’s why. Those who enjoy this – well. For me, it devalues horror movies.
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Calling a movie sexist, focused only on heroines' breasts, is a bit shortsighted, and I believe this is a film that deserves attention. Women are thrown into a cruel situation where they either decide to survive or die. I like similar storylines, and this one works well for me. Yes, it may be simpler in terms of the plot, but it beautifully showcases what beasts humans actually are. And I'm not referring to the women who fight each other to the bitter end.
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