After Sabrina is abducted, she finds herself in an underground lair, forced to do battle with other innocent women for the amusement of unseen spectators. Each of these reluctant warriors has something to lose, but only one will remain when the game is done.
Zoë Bell Rebecca Marshall Sherilyn Fenn Rachel Nichols Amy Johnston Doug Jones Bruce Thomas Adrienne Wilkinson Olivia Harewood Tracie Thoms Allene Quincy Bailey Anne Borders Tara Macken Tiffany DeMarco Nicole Steinwedell Jordan James Smith Brianna Gage Victoria Cruz Kelly Thiebaud Tonya Kay Marissa Labog Rosario Dawson Leigh Whannell
Monique Ganderton Amy Johnston Jade Quon Christine Chadwick Tonya Kay Sam Hargrave Kenny Gage James Young
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It's The Running Man meets Death Race meets hardcore UFC with the ladies doing all the fighting in this violent as fuck tale of survival. Online dating. Bubble bath. Stun gun shocker. The Real Bride. Catfight. Bloody knuckles. Audrey Horne. Bitchin' beatdown. Gun slap. This is one of those films you wish John Vernon was still alive. He would've been perfect for this. Sociopathic killer. It's always nice to see Zoë Bell's face on screen. She has made so many others look badass. Remember the TV show The Fall Guy? Zoë should star in a show called The Fall Gal. Death Proof reunion. Jaw rip. Bootleg curb stomp. Leg squeeze. Hot damn! Elevator fight! Going all Beatrix Kiddo on some…
How did I not know this existed? As a big Zoe Bell fan, I feel ashamed! Essentially a WIP with a modern twist. Women are being captured and forced to fight each other in an underground bunker, with threats of their loved ones being killed they have no option but to fight each other to the death. The fights are bloody, barbaric, and brutal - more so than I expected. Zoe Bell excels in her role as Sabrina who beats a new contestant to death with her bare hands in the opening sequence giving you a small taste of the violence that is to come. The tables are soon turned on the captors and Zoe Bell is let loose as the title card reads SABRINA VS EVERYONE. Good shit. Definitely not for everybody but well worth checking out for fans of exploitation and grindhouse.
~The Podcast Macabre Horror 2023~ Challenge - #6 From 2013 - Raze
Brutal,vicious, and exhausting.
Beaten so badly, their faces are unrecognizable. Room by room two enter, only one may leave. To the victor, their loved ones breathe for another fight.
Gruesome, savagery, and rabbit punches.
Sparkling, soft champagne pacifies the demented, and over privileged. The audience members fixate on monitors. As the fighters struggle with the terms of the game.
Some hardcore brutal violence in this. Probably too much.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
had to wait 78 minutes for leigh whannell to show up only for him to get murdered 5.7 seconds later i hate this man
Solid exploitation fare.
A simplistic plot of 50 people being forced to fight each other through fear is nothing groundbreaking. Nor is the fact they're all women. What is slightly refreshing though is how sleaze or titillation never really comes into it, nor are sexual politics. Men and women are not all that different you see.
The fights are a mixed bag, sometimes brutal and effective, other times lost in a whirling shaky cam tactic that too many films adopt these days. The cast is good without having to be stretched too much above the neck.
Yet another genre film where some shady uber-affluent maniacs force the lesser fortunate to engage in grizzly shenanigans to sate their wacky desires. Nevertheless, there's something fresh and exciting about watching Zoe Bell and friends punch, kick and strangle each other to death.
Bell is great as the nail-chewing blood-splattered lead, as are Sherilyn Fenn and Doug Jones as her crazed captors. You should definitely seek this out if you're a fan those underground tournament films of the 80s and 90s or the more action-tinged side of horror in general.
This was getting repetitive fairly soon into the movie. Fight after fight after fight. Some are more graphic than others, but never very intense. There is a very simple plot, and I genuinely wonder why it had to be only women fighting each other here. It's not a WIP movie, and there basically was no excuse for that, but at least there is some decent acting and fierce fights. Very basic movie that at times manages to shock or entertain, but more often gets tedious and unnecesarily overly dramatic. Well, at least it tried to put some character development into it I guess.
Von der Idee her gar nicht mal so schlecht, doch irgendwo fehlt "Raze" am Ende der Bumbs um ihn besonders wirken zu lassen.
Grob zusammengefasst geht es um mehrere Frauen, die in einer Bunker Anlage gegeneinander kämpfen müssen. Natürlich geschieht das alles, um irgendwelche Reichen zu bespaßen und Wetten abzuschließen.
Zoë Bell als Hauptdarstellerin ist nett, man teilt die Laufzeit aber über die Damen auf, was dazu führt, das öfter mal rumgeheult wird. Immerhin gibt es alle 15-20 Minuten auf die Schnauze.
Gekämpft wird mit allem, was da ist und schön dreckig. Nur irgendwie fehlt da ziemlich die Power und durch die engen Räume hat man nicht die besten Voraussetzungen.
Sonst ist die Optik Grau in Grau und alles ist extrem ernst mit minimalem Schwarzen Humor.
Mehr kann hier jetzt nicht zu sagen, außer das er mich weder begeistert noch gelangweilt hat.
Genrefans werden den aber eher nebenbei laufen lassen.
girl… what?
Blue is the warmest colour meets Fight Club meets Kill Bill.
Visceral and brutal, not for the faintest of heart, but the monotonous white tank topped chick fights wear off after a while. A story is nowhere to be seen, but maybe it’s not needed, yet it features a fine physical and emotional performance of Zoe Bell.
insanely repetitive and way too timid with its thin "feminist" themes to bother with being actually exploitative, so you end up with a boring action movie and a lame women-in-prison movie. nearly every fight (and this is almost entirely fights) takes place in the same small dark round room and it's all over-covered too close-up and loaded with cuts. it's great to see Zoë Bell headlining an action movie but her best talents are crucially hidden here.
