Unsullied

$24.99

When her car breaks down on the way to a track meet, sprinter Reagan Farrow gets a lift from two strangers who abduct her for their own game of cat and mouse.  Her abductors, Noah and Mason aren’t your stereotypical rednecks; instead these fans of ‘American Pyscho’ struck it rich as wolves of Wall Street who have an obsession with the South’s troubled legacy. These All-American psychos are beloved patrons in the desolate town they regularly visit on “hunting” trips where they get a sick pleasure out hunting humans with tracking dogs culminating in their prey becoming dinner!

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When her car breaks down on the way to a track meet, sprinter Reagan Farrow gets a lift from two strangers who abduct her for their own game of cat and mouse.  Her abductors, Noah and Mason aren’t your stereotypical rednecks; instead these fans of ‘American Pyscho’ struck it rich as wolves of Wall Street who have an obsession with the South’s troubled legacy. These All-American psychos are beloved patrons in the desolate town they regularly visit on “hunting” trips where they get a sick pleasure out hunting humans with tracking dogs culminating in their prey becoming dinner!

Purchase the DVD Here.

AVAILABLE ON DEMAND

OFFICIAL TRAILER

TAGLINE

THE HUNT IS ON

TECH SPECS

Runtime: 93 minutes
Format: 1:78 Flat (HD)
Sound: Dolby SR
Rating:  R for language and violence
Country: USA
Language: English
Website: https: http://www.unsulliedthefilm.com/
Genre: Thriller

CAST & CREW

Directed by: Simeon Rice
Cast: Murray Gray, Rusty Joiner, James Gaudioso, Nicole Paris Williams and Erin Boyes

AWARDS, FESTIVALS, PUBLICITY

Official Selection – Sunscreen Film Festival

“Directed with a confident hand and boasts stylish photography and editing.”
-The Inquirer Daily News

“Rice shows potential as a director…”
-Cut Print Film 

EXCLUSIVE CLIP From Unsullied
-Indie Wire 

“The best film yet…”
-Film Journal International

“What you see is what you get.”
-Rolling Stone

“Gratifying and very fulfilling…”
– The Wrap

“Tight editing and a sense of composition…”
– Washington Post 

“A sufficiently rewarding comeuppance…”
– New York Times

“Unusually thoughtful expositions…”
– Los Angeles Times

“Proficient and professional debut”
– The Hollywood Reporter