Locked In

This is a great film, with unexpected twists and turns. The make up was great and the actors were very talented at the roles they portrayed. The sound was a bit wonky at times, however the movie itself made up for that. The scenery is stunning, a great choice for the film to take place. The actors really seemed to get into the headspace of the characters they were playing. Kudos to the director and all those who partook in this film! Can't wait to see more from this director! I do know of another film by this director getting ready to come out, and cannot wait to be able to watch it, and see all the new ideas coming forward.

Ok! Supporting each other is the name of the game! My friends Chase Dudley and Samantha Kristina Dudley have one of their movies out on Amazon Prime to Rent or Buy!!! I just watched this last night and I'll have to say it makes you think! I pray for all of those men and women who find themselves a slave to someone else. Their lives taken away from them. I did have to cover my eyes a couple of times but it's a brutally true reality whether seen or unseen that can kill and will kill if we can't keep it from happening! Great job on this movie. I enjoyed thinking what it took to put these scenes together. Well done. Well done!

It was nice to see Rob Mukes in a major role, even if it was a predator. He made it very believable and had me engaged in the story. The other 2 female leads also made you feel for them and kept the story moving. It'd sad we live in a world where stuff like this happens all the time, but this film is a good eye opener. Definitely going to be a hard watch if this is a sensitive topic, but very worth it. Other than the sound being off in places, this was a very well put together production. I really enjoyed all the drone shots used and had me feeling like I was really there! Excited to see chase's next project!

On a long, desolate highway of cinema, "Locked In" roared to life like a '49 Hudson roaring through the Nebraska night. Scripted with the burning fire of Ginsberg's poems and directed with the keen eye of a Cassady weaving through traffic, it's a symphony of horror that'd make the beats drop their bongos in sheer terror. The flick's got the blood, the thrills, the jolts, man, and a killer with the wild eyes of a mad jazz musician on a bender. You'll find scenes twisting and turning, just like our journey on this madcap road of life, and the actors, brother, they're the real deal, like those poets reciting verses in a smoky Greenwich Village café. Pure, raw talent that'll take them places we've yet to imagine. And, man, though the sound might waver like an old vinyl on a crooked turntable, don't let that stop you from diving deep into this cinematic experience.

And dig this, there's this husband and wife duo down in Kentucky - land of bourbon and bluegrass - pouring every ounce of their souls into the moving pictures they craft. It's a spiritual endeavor for them, and you can feel it in every frame. So, if your heart's yearning for a thrill, for that edge-of-the-seat suspense, don't sleep on "Locked In." And keep those peepers peeled for "Broken Innocence" - their next venture. Word has it, it's gonna shake the scene like a Ginsberg howl under a full moon.

I went into the film knowing there were issues with audio, so I knew what to expect. The story was solid, and was shot well! The characters were believable and the locations were solid also. You can definitely tell the filmmaker has grown with each film he has done! There were also some strange transition choices that were a bit off putting, but there is a good film outside the audio and transition issues! If the filmmaker was able to take a couple of days with an ADR session, this could be a quality film! Audio is easily the most important aspect of a film and could make or break it. It seems that is the main issue for not ranking it higher!