Caught Inside (2010)

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Average Rating: 6/10

Reviews Counted: 6

Fresh: 5

Rotten: 1

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Surfing charters are meant to be a trip to Paradise. With six male surfers stuck on a boat, there's bound to be some friction. When two of the surf crew are replaced at the last minute with girls - the heat is turned way up. The one single girl on board - SAM - enjoys the attention. She has Bull and Rob wrapped around her finger. The frustrated, psychotic, Bull soon decides, "she'll get what she's asking for" and molests her. Outraged, the others abandon him on an island, but the ever-determined Bull returns, and takes control of the boat. He attacks the crew and holds them hostage. He harasses Sam and tortures the others. It's a nightmare battle of wits, on board the yacht, as the four imprisoned friends must survive the fury of the psycho at the helm.

Rating:

R (for violence, sexuality and language)
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Art House & International, Drama, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

Adam Blaiklock
Written By:

Joe Velikovsky, Matt Tomaszewski, Adam Blaiklock
On Disc/Streaming:

Apr 9, 2012
Runtime:

104 minutes
Studio:

Screen Media Ventures

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Cast

Ben Oxenbould
as Bull

Daisy Betts
as Sam

Sam Lyndon
as Rob

Simon Lyndon
as Toobs

Leeanna Walsman
as Alex

Peter Phelps
as Skipper Joe

Harry Cook
as Archie Cox

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Critic Reviews for Caught Inside

All Critics (6) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (1)

On one level, it's pure visceral filmmaker, a necessary bloodletting, and yet, it feels a little phoney and not quite right. By movie's end, the characters no longer feel real -- they're just figures, playing a movie game.

Oct 6, 2011 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…

Peter Galvin

sbs.com.au

So when Caught Inside finally descends into an expected them-versus-him free-for-all in the final act, it is Oxenbould's wickedly wonky way with an improvised line that keeps the whole thing fresh.

Oct 6, 2011 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…

Leigh Paatsch

Herald Sun (Australia)

It's a solid effort all round, but this really belongs to Ben Oxenbould whose brilliantly unhinged performance makes this a truly thrilling experience.

Oct 6, 2011