The anatomy of a kidnapping as seen from the kidnapper's point of view.The anatomy of a kidnapping as seen from the kidnapper's point of view.The anatomy of a kidnapping as seen from the kidnapper's point of view.
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Saw this film while at a friend's house, she knows the director. The film hasn't been formally released yet, not has it been in any festivals so I just wanna spread the word. The filmmaker apparently had nightmares while editing the film and I myself suffered a night terror after watching it. Still loved it though, very fresh and new.
Watch it if you ever get the chance in the future, it has to be released soon. If not, that would be a crime. As a girl, it;s hard for me to watch horror films or thriller or even JAWS for google sake but this was easier for me to watch as all of the violence is offscreen, very much like Jaws actually.
Watch it if you ever get the chance in the future, it has to be released soon. If not, that would be a crime. As a girl, it;s hard for me to watch horror films or thriller or even JAWS for google sake but this was easier for me to watch as all of the violence is offscreen, very much like Jaws actually.
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- TriviaEven though Scott Sutherland plays the Kidnapper on screen his voice was never recorded and no lines were ever spoken on the set. Instead the film's director, Christopher Downie, took it upon himself to dub all of the film's audio in post production. Originally he had intended to use the voice of friend and collaborator Chris Turner but problems arose forcing Downie to take on the role of the Kidnapper's voice himself.
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- 16:9 HD
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