Review: Matt Routledge’s TRIBAL: GET OUT ALIVE Cuts To The Bone With Smartly-Crafted Action And Horror, And A Stunning Martial Arts Star Ripe For The Occasion
A freshman work from a mutifaceted filmmaker with close to eighteen years in his belt as a stunt performer, Tribal: Get Out Alive culminates a milestone effort from Matt Routledge in his feature directing debut. He reunites with actress Zara Phythian and actor Ross O’Hennessy, each having shared the set a few times in the last two decades with each other, thus contributing to a micro-budgeted action horror production that stands on solid ground thanks to like-minds, and with a filmmaker who has clearly done his homework. Routledge directs from a script by Johnny Walker, with a story that centers on elite security service agents Caitlin (Phythian) and Brad (O’Hennessy), as they’re assigned to clear out the farmhouse on the rural property recently acquired by the late owner’s heir, Richard Kenning (Thomas Dodd). Joined by other agents as well as two police constables and the arrival of Kenning, whose creepy […]
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