Caught

Name: Caught
Genre: Horror
Released: March 30, 2018
Duration: 86 min
Rating: 46
Cast: Aaron Davis, April Pearson, Cian Barry, Dave Mounfield, Mickey Sumner

2018

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Cinedigm Entertainment | Release Date: March 30, 2018 | Not Rated

Starring: Aaron Davis, April Pearson, Cian Barry, Dave Mounfield, Mickey Sumner, Ruben Crow

Summary: The film tells the story of a journalist couple who invite a man and woman into their idyllic village home, but what begins with an informal interview descends into a nightmarish fight for survival.

Director: Jamie Patterson

Genre(s): Horror

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 86 min

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Frank Scheck

Apr 3, 2018

If the film ultimately lacks the narrative focus necessary to make it stick in your waking memory, its shocking images may well haunt your nightmares. Read full review

Noel Murray

Mar 29, 2018

Caught hits the usual beats, but with an unusually strong cast and original characters. Read full review

Jeannette Catsoulis

Mar 29, 2018

Underwritten and a smidge too long, Caught is marred by an over-excited musical score that browbeats where it should tease. Yet the movie’s bleak and brutal tone works, as does the visitors’ bizarrely unstable behavior. Read full review

Dennis Harvey

Apr 3, 2018

Instead of emphasizing tense action and atmosphere — the usual limited-budget solutions — the filmmakers here seem to think having their characters nervously chatter on about their situation in reams of clumsy dialogue will do the trick. It does not. Read full review

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LuciusMcGibbon

Aug 17, 2018

This movie has a really promising set-up, and spends the bulk of its run time behaving like it's building up to an interesting reveal. Problem is, the reveal never comes... which is even more disappointing considering the teasing semi-reveal ("dear god! there's something in this photo!" butThis movie has a really promising set-up, and spends the bulk of its run time behaving like it's building up to an interesting reveal. Problem is, the reveal never comes... which is even more disappointing considering the teasing semi-reveal ("dear god! there's something in this photo!" but they never show it.)

This really just feels like half a movie at best, and the half we do see is just standard home invasion/hostage family fare with nothing particularly fresh to it, let alone an actual payoff after spending 90 minutes of aimless buildup. The bad guys are unusual, which makes you want to see the movie through to see what their deal is... but with no reveal as to their true nature, they just end up being weird and unsatisfying.… Expand

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