One of the main rules in making a low budget film is to limit locations, which seems to have been taken to excessive levels in Warren Dudley’s Cage, which is now on Amazon Prime.
In Cage, Lucy-Jane Quinlan stars as a Seattle call girl who wakes up in a cage, in a warehouse – somewhere in America. One actress, one location, all kinds of drama.
In Seattle in 2001 twenty seven year old Gracie Blake is working from home taking chatline calls from male clients – desperate to make ends meet. With her daughter Kayla recently taken in to foster care and her reliance on her anti psychotic drugs becoming greater Gracie needs a break. This comes in the form of a call from a new client Peter Karl Bradley offering her $5000 for a one night personal visit… Gracie agrees. The next morning she wakes up in a wooden animal cage in a dank and dark warehouse… somewhere in America. What follows is a tense and frightening psychological thriller that leaves Gracie fighting her terrifying unseen foe, her growing hunger and her own sanity.
