Raze
January 2014
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Soren Anderson
The performances and plotting are so impoverished that the picture deserves to be called "The From Hunger Games," and then promptly forgotten.
Bill Goodykoontz
Prurient nonsense, a film only a couple of notches up from the women-in-prison films that were popular years and years ago.
Sara Stewart
The lack of story and relentless suffering make "Raze" appealing for hard-core genre fans only.
Inkoo Kang
"Raze" is a sweaty, queasy, bruising experience - and a superbly crafted film.
Neil Genzlinger
If you can stand to watch this movie -- a big if -- there is food for thought here about the subjugation and exploitation of women, the limits of psychological and physical endurance, and more.
Ian Buckwalter
The entertainment value of the violence trumps most of the larger meaning, and the film exploits its characters just as they do their prisoners.
Critic reviews
Soren Anderson
The performances and plotting are so impoverished that the picture deserves to be called "The From Hunger Games," and then promptly forgotten.
Bill Goodykoontz
Prurient nonsense, a film only a couple of notches up from the women-in-prison films that were popular years and years ago.
Sara Stewart
The lack of story and relentless suffering make "Raze" appealing for hard-core genre fans only.
Inkoo Kang
"Raze" is a sweaty, queasy, bruising experience - and a superbly crafted film.
Neil Genzlinger
If you can stand to watch this movie -- a big if -- there is food for thought here about the subjugation and exploitation of women, the limits of psychological and physical endurance, and more.
Ian Buckwalter
The entertainment value of the violence trumps most of the larger meaning, and the film exploits its characters just as they do their prisoners.
Andrew O'Hehir
There's enough craft and intelligence at work here that you can't dismiss "Raze" as meaningless sadism, but not nearly enough to make it worth the unpleasantness of actually watching it.
User reviews
Brutal but Brilliant Oh I had so much hope that this film was as good as it looked and yes it was. This is another film that some category as a horror film, yet I think it's just a very gory fighting film. I actually heard about this film on a horror website and have been waiting for a chance to watch it. When I saw the trailer I knew I would love it. The story is very simple women are paired up and must fight to the death until one is left. Some may say that the film doesn't have a real story, but the point of the film is not the story, which is basic in it's concept, but the brutality of such a basic concept. The cinematography and sound for the film are on par amazing and the acting is superb. If you are a fan of Zoe Bell's career then you will love this one. You will root for the characters you like and hate the ones that you don't. They do a great job at making you feel for the women and you almost feel their fights. An Amazing FILM!
Cast and credits
| Actors | Zoe Bell, Rachel Nichols, Tracie Thoms, Doug Jones, Sherilyn Fenn |
| Producers | Josh C. Waller, Zoe Bell, Kenny Gage, Andrew Pagana |
| Director | Josh C. Waller |
| Writers | Josh C. Waller, Kenny Gage, Robert Beaucage |
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