Tell me where they are.
-Eve

The description of the film brought to mind the piece of garbage film I Spit on Your Grave, but I gave it a chance anyways because of a recommendation. While Grave spends almost half it's running time featuring the degrading torture of a female victim, THIS film actually skips all that and gets right to the escape and revenge part.

Not seeing our protagonist, Tina Ivlev, tortured for an hour takes away nothing from the film. If anything the revenge in the film is even more cathartic then anything in Grave because more thought was put into how the hell the character went through changed her... possibly for the worst.

As soon as we…

A taunt revenge thriller that didn't go at all like I expected, not wasting anytime showing us the torture or sexual assualt of the female victim, the film refreshingly skips straight to her escape and shows her turning the tables on her former captor.
The film follows the story of Eve (Tina Ivlev), shown via flashbacks on a home video recording on a day out with her boyfriend to be a normal, fun-loving 21 year old. As we cut to the present day, Eve is now being held captive in the basement of a sexual predator (Richard Tyson). When he returns to check on her, Eve brains him with a loose brick and attempts to flee before realising that the…

Imprisoned sex slave breaks free from her captor, only to discover there are more girls like her out there. She forces her captor to drive her to each of their locations in hopes of setting them free.

So it's a tastefully done rape and revenge flick that doesn't show the rapey stuff and goes much further with the revenge. It sounds straight forward, but Eve's good intentions don't always work out, once she discovers some of the girls are beyond saving.

At only 80mins, it wastes no time getting to the point with quite a few hiccups along the way. There are a few odd editing choices, that involve a juxtaposition of future sounds and images mingled with present ones,…

I wanted to like Bound to Vengeance so bad. I mean, how could you not have high hopes for a movie about a woman escaping a rapist and then physically forcing him to take her to where he's holding his other captives so she can free them? Well, while I still enjoyed watching said premise play out, the movie itself was a fucking mess. Literally the only reason that I even gave it a star and a half was because of the premise I keep going on about. If it had been about literally anything else it would have got a strong half star. It was like the studio gave the director $20 and a few generations old Android phone…