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Cast & Crew

William Ash
Zakes Abbot

Christine Bottomley
Beth

Andreas Wisniewski
The Tarman

Claire Keelan
Wendy

Stuart McQuarrie
Thorpe

Robbie Gee
Chimponda

Peter Wyatt
Mr. Coates

Sheila Reid
Mrs. Coates

Shaun Dingwall
PC Mitchall

Rupert Procter
Dad

Mark Tonderai
Director

Mark Tonderai
Screenwriter

Peter Carlton
Executive Producer

Will Clarke
Executive Producer

Michael Cowan
Executive Producer

Lizzie Francke
Executive Producer

Theo Green
Original Music

Philipp Blaubach
Cinematographer

Victoria Boydell
Film Editor

Des Hamilton
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• Sep 28, 2012

  [img]http://images.rottentomatoes.com/images/user/icons/icon14.gif[/img] It would be impossible not to notice that Hush is a fairly generic horror movie, with a lot of moments that make you think of other exploitation movies. Despite all that it's a very impressive film that quite effortlessly gives you a wince inducing rush of adrenalin with the beautiful sense of realism that too many horror movies dont have. It's nothing other than a very well put together debut horror feature for Mark Tonderai who i'm sure will go on to make some more great thrillers like these if he isn't crushed underneath a big budget and a well-known Hollywood A-list star (House At The End Of The Street, let's see how that turns out). It's benefits include a unique visual style, naturalistic and believable performances from it's talented cast and consistent, nail-biting suspense. A lot of debut horror features such as Christopher Smith's Creep and James Watkin's Eden Lake have none of these traits and they never really bloomed until much later on in the career's of these film maker's, and it was a genuinely pleasant surprise to see such a fantastically well-written and spine-tingling debut for once. I found it incredibly gripping, more than adequately put together, and thought it offered up a great number of scares and thrills. Looking at it as a straight-forward cat and mouse horror movie, I enjoyed it for what it was. And although originality isn't the film's strongest point it offers up plenty of tension, an oddly creepy atmosphere and incredible horror direction. It's a very stylish, deeply satisfying and wonderfully inventive little horror film, and such an accomplishment it's hard to comprehend it as a debut.
  Directors C Super Reviewer
• Jul 30, 2012

  desent British thriller worth a look.
  Brian D Super Reviewer
• Jun 16, 2011

  Tense and suspenseful British thriller set along the busy M1 road where a woman has been kidnapped by a brutal trucker leaving the boyfriend in pursuit to free her. Yeah it's a little similar to 'Breakdown' from '97 but it manages to hold its own agaimst other films of its type and it makes for a good ride!
  Lee ? Super Reviewer
• Oct 05, 2009

  Not to sure why they called this a british horror but i would call it an intense thriller that is ok apart from its many flaws! The storyline is ok if you think Taken with liam neeeson this is like that but so upto scratch with the holywood movie, the story has a few flaws and is a bit predictable in places but did keep you on the edge of your seat! The ending was unsatifing with a lot of unanswwered stories, if they werent going t continue the story they started then why put it in there! overall an alrigth movie with a watch i guess!
  Film C Super Reviewer

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