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TrailerWashed up Hollywood actor Reagon Pearce is kidnapped by thugs on the way to work in Shreveport, Louisiana. Trapped in a swamp hut, his kidnappers torture and blackmail him, hijacking his twitter account and threatening to upload compromising material. How can he escape his predicament?Actors: Ryan Phillippe, Tig Notaro, James DuMont, Joyful Drake, Stephen Louis Grush, Hakim Callender, Heidi Brook Myers, Ian Barford, Russ Russo, Ramona Tyler, James Ourso, ...»Director: Ryan PhillippeCountry: United StatesDuration: 98 minQuality: HDRelease: 2014IMDb: 5.5Rating(1) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Catch Hell"
New York TimesOctober 09, 2014This is [Phillippe's] feature-length directorial debut, and the suspense isn't well orchestrated.
Village VoiceOctober 07, 2014Catch Hell suffers from both a drowsy start and a dragging ending.
We Got This CoveredOctober 07, 2014Catch Hell wastes a generic hostage story on cartoonish characters who redefine what we deem to be stereotypical.
Tribune News ServiceOctober 07, 2014Timely, reasonably tense exploitation thriller that is a tad too obvious and safe with its commentary on celebrity culture, social media and bayou bumpkins
Slant MagazineOctober 06, 2014The meta-narrative leanings of Ryan Phillippe's directorial debut almost predictably give way to self-congratulation.
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