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Raze

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Waking up after being kidnapped, Jamie realized that she was in a concrete blockhouse solidly, and she discovered she was not alone. She and Sabrina, both soon realize that they are in an arena modern where also has 48 other women, they are forced to fight each other using their bare hands.

Genre:

Action, Horror

Actors:

Zoë Bell, Rachel Nichols, Tracie Thoms, Bruce Thomas, Bailey Anne Borders, Rebecca Marshall, Allene Quincy, Adrienne Wilkinson, Doug Jones, Sherilyn Fenn, Amy Johnston, ...»

Director:

Josh C. Waller

Country:

United States

Release:

2013

IMDb:

5.1

Quality:

Duration:

87 min

KEYWORDS:

#Cinipix #Cosmic Toast Studios #Josh C. Waller #Quincy Pictures #Rachel Nichols #Raze #Tracie Thoms #ZoÃ« Bell

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ACTORS OF "Raze"

Zoë Bell

17 November 1978, Waiheke Island, Auckland, New Zealand

Rachel Nichols

8 January 1980, Augusta, Maine, USA

Tracie Thoms

19 August 1975, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

1 September 1977, Memphis, Missouri, USA

Doug Jones

24 May 1960, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

Sherilyn Fenn

1 February 1965, Detroit, Michigan, USA

27 August 1982, El Campo, Texas, USA

Elizabeth Crompton

Victoria Cruz

Tiffany DeMarco

24 January 1988, Los Angeles, California, USA

13 September 1984, San Diego, California, USA

9 December 1976, San Diego, California, USA

17 January 1977, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Rosario Dawson

9 May 1979, New York City, New York, USA

DIRECTORS OF "Raze"

Josh C. Waller

CREATORS OF "Raze"

Kenny Gage

Robert Beaucage

HEROES OF "Raze"

Sabrina

Played by: Zoë Bell

Jamie

Played by: Rachel Nichols

Teresa

Played by: Tracie Thoms

Kurtz

Played by: Bruce Thomas

Cody

Played by: Bailey Anne Borders

Phoebe

Played by: Rebecca Marshall

Brenda

Played by: Allene Quincy

Nancy

Played by: Adrienne Wilkinson

Joseph

Played by: Doug Jones

Elizabeth

Played by: Sherilyn Fenn

Gloria

Played by: Amy Johnston

Dee

Played by: Tara Macken

Isabelle

Played by: Nicole Steinwedell

Adam

Played by: Jordan James Smith

CRITICS OF "Raze"

The Dissolve

The tease of 50 gorgeous women fighting to the death has a classic grindhouse appeal, but Raze is strictly a "be careful what you wish for" proposition.

January 24, 2014

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Arizona Republic

Prurient nonsense, a film only a couple of notches up from the women-in-prison films that were popular years and years ago.

January 23, 2014

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The Film Stage

With plots as flimsy as the one presented here, there's a tendency to favor spectacle over character development, and it's no surprise that Raze struggles to balance the two.

June 21, 2016

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New York Times

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.

January 09, 2014

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Quickflix

Raze ultimately becomes little more than a tiresome endurance test ... Still, much like a less accomplished The Raid, some viewers may respond to its bloody, take-no-prisoners style.

May 19, 2014

Under the Radar

The fights are visceral and gruesome without going too far, but by the sixth or seventh bout, the lack of variation becomes noticeable.

September 07, 2014

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Paste Magazine

As violent as it is, Raze is refreshing.

January 16, 2014

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Los Angeles Times

"Raze" is a sweaty, queasy, bruising experience - and a superbly crafted film.

January 09, 2014

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Seattle Times

The performances and plotting are so impoverished that the picture deserves to be called "The From Hunger Games," and then promptly forgotten.

January 23, 2014

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RogerEbert.com

If "Raze" had been released in 1975, Quentin Tarantino would never shut up about it.

January 10, 2014

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New York Post

The lack of story and relentless suffering make "Raze" appealing for hard-core genre fans only.

January 10, 2014

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GALLERY OF "Raze"