Brittany ashworth hostile movie
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| Brittany Ashworth in Hostile (). |
Writer-director Mathieu Turi&#;s debut is a zombie post-apocalypse thriller cum meditation on a romantic relationship, brazenly tied together. Despite heartfelt acting and high production values (on a low budget, no less!), the melodramatic direction, tone-deaf dialogue, predictable plot, and overly intellectual transitions caused me to check out, mentally if not physically, about a fourth of the way into this under-ninety-minute effort. Elevated horror Hostile () is not.
Juliette (Brittany Ashworth, acting her heart out) is scavenging food for her home group in a Mad Max: Fury Roadsetting when her car flips over, pinning her down, fracturing her shin, and making her prey for roving nocturnal cannibal creatures (Javier Botet). The same Juliette, in interspersed flashbacks, is a New York City junkie who unintentionally attracts Jack (Grégory Fitoussi), a stereotypically rich and handsome French art dealer inexplicably not named Jacqu
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Hostile
Will Matthews
Definitely not a 1* movie. Not compared with some of 'indi' horror movies on here. Product values are good, the script and plot are okay. It's definitely slow going, but it's okay. 3 Stars
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Rubbish. Nothing like the description says. Certainly NOT terrifying but DEFINITELY boring. Don't waste your money
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Tremendous,a picture can say a thousand words and one word can become a picture,, forever means without end. Bacon was genius and the makers of this film explained the picture superbly and thats what you call art!
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Brittany Ashworth
English actress
Brittany Francine Ashworth[citation needed] is an English actress. She began her career in the film Mrs Ratcliffe's Revolution and the ITV drama Mobile (both ). She has since starred in the films The Crucifixion and Hostile (both ), as well as The Ledge (). She also had a recurring role in the BBC and HBO series Industry ().
Early life and education
[edit]Ashworth is from Lancashire. She took classes at David Johnson's Oldham Theatre Workshop.[1] She studied English Literature at the University of Oxford.[2]
Career
[edit]Ashworth starred in Mrs Ratcliffe's Revolution and Mobile prior to university. Later, Ashworth played Sister Vaduva in the film The Crucifixion opposite Sophie Cookson,[3] before playing the lead role of Juliet in the apocalyptic thriller film Hostile&#;&#;[fr].[4][5][6] She played Fran Adams in the British comedy fil