Double Blind
strong bloody violence
Director(s)Ian Hunt-Duffy
Production year2023
Genre(s)Horror, Thriller
Approx. running minutes90m
CastMillie Brady, Pollyanna McIntosh, Akshay Kumar, Diarmuid Noyes, Brenock O'Connor, Abby Fitz, Shonagh Marie, Frank Blake, Janet Grene, Daiana Madeira, Ian Hunt-Duffy, Darach McGarrigle, Simon James Doyle, Die Hexen, Narayan Van Maele, Colin Campbell, Amy Rowan, Steve Kingston
Double Blind
strong bloody violence
After a mysterious drugs trial goes wrong, its exhausted participants must battle to stay awake to avoid grisly fates in ...
After a mysterious drugs trial goes wrong, its exhausted participants must battle to stay awake to avoid grisly fates in an Irish horror thriller which features gory deaths and occasional brutal kills.
violence
threat and horror
language
drugs
suicide and self-harm
injury detail
theme
sex
strong bloody violence
Classified Date:
29/01/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Wildcard Distribution Limited
violence
There is a frenzied, bloody stabbing. A woman's stomach is impaled by a pole on the edge of a mechanical door as it closes. Characters punch and shove one another. A man is engulfed by flames but there is little visual detail of this. It is implied a woman was the victim of domestic abuse as a child, at the hands of her alcoholic mother.
threat and horror
Characters desperately try to stay awake, fearing they will die if they do not. Some have disturbing visions of past events or see visions of bloody faces and dead people. A man is bound and threatened with violence. There is gun and knife threat. A woman experiences intense claustrophobia in confined spaces, such as an MRI scanner. A mouse is placed into a guillotine and the handle is pulled down but we do not see the blade cut it.
language
There is strong language ('f**k') along with milder terms which include 'shit', 'God', 'damn' and 'Jesus'.
drugs
There are verbal references to the use of amphetamines and other 'uppers' and it is suggested characters may be using such drugs.
suicide and self-harm
A woman intentionally burns her hand on a stove to help her stay awake.
injury detail
There are large blood spurts and splashes over clothing and surroundings in the aftermath of violence and after a mechanical door pierces and partly crushes a character. People bleed profusely from their eyes and nose as a result of fatal medical episodes.
theme
There are references to terminal illness and palliative care, relating to a woman's liver condition; it is implied this is the result of alcoholism.
strong bloody violence
Classified Date:
01/05/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
High Fliers Films Ltd.
violence
There is a frenzied, bloody stabbing. A woman's stomach is impaled by a pole on the edge of a mechanical door as it closes. Characters punch and shove one another. A man is engulfed by flames but there is little visual detail of this. It is implied a woman was the victim of domestic abuse as a child, at the hands of her alcoholic mother.
threat and horror
Characters desperately try to stay awake, fearing they will die if they do not. Some have disturbing visions of past events or see visions of bloody faces and dead people. A man is bound and threatened with violence. There is gun and knife threat. A woman experiences intense claustrophobia in confined spaces, such as an MRI scanner. A mouse is placed into a guillotine and the handle is pulled down but we do not see the blade cut it.
language
There is infrequent very strong language ('c**t'), strong language ('f**k'), and milder terms which include 'bitch', 'shit', 'God', 'damn' and 'Jesus'.
drugs
There are verbal references to the use of amphetamines and other 'uppers' and it is suggested characters may be using such drugs.
suicide and self-harm
A woman intentionally burns her hand on a stove to help her stay awake.
injury detail
There are large blood spurts and splashes over clothing and surroundings in the aftermath of violence and after a mechanical door pierces and partly crushes a character. People bleed profusely from their eyes and nose as a result of fatal medical episodes.
theme
There are references to terminal illness and palliative care, relating to a woman's liver condition; it is implied this is the result of alcoholism.
Classified date01/58/2024
LanguageEnglish
violence
threat and horror
language
drugs
suicide and self-harm
injury detail
theme
sex
Director(s)Ian Hunt-Duffy
Production year2023
Genre(s)Horror, Thriller
Approx. running minutes90m
CastMillie Brady, Pollyanna McIntosh, Akshay Kumar, Diarmuid Noyes, Brenock O'Connor, Abby Fitz, Shonagh Marie, Frank Blake, Janet Grene, Daiana Madeira, Ian Hunt-Duffy, Darach McGarrigle, Simon James Doyle, Die Hexen, Narayan Van Maele, Colin Campbell, Amy Rowan, Steve Kingston
strong bloody violence
Classified Date:
29/01/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Wildcard Distribution Limited
violence
There is a frenzied, bloody stabbing. A woman's stomach is impaled by a pole on the edge of a mechanical door as it closes. Characters punch and shove one another. A man is engulfed by flames but there is little visual detail of this. It is implied a woman was the victim of domestic abuse as a child, at the hands of her alcoholic mother.
threat and horror
Characters desperately try to stay awake, fearing they will die if they do not. Some have disturbing visions of past events or see visions of bloody faces and dead people. A man is bound and threatened with violence. There is gun and knife threat. A woman experiences intense claustrophobia in confined spaces, such as an MRI scanner. A mouse is placed into a guillotine and the handle is pulled down but we do not see the blade cut it.
language
There is strong language ('f**k') along with milder terms which include 'shit', 'God', 'damn' and 'Jesus'.
drugs
There are verbal references to the use of amphetamines and other 'uppers' and it is suggested characters may be using such drugs.
suicide and self-harm
A woman intentionally burns her hand on a stove to help her stay awake.
injury detail
There are large blood spurts and splashes over clothing and surroundings in the aftermath of violence and after a mechanical door pierces and partly crushes a character. People bleed profusely from their eyes and nose as a result of fatal medical episodes.
theme
There are references to terminal illness and palliative care, relating to a woman's liver condition; it is implied this is the result of alcoholism.
strong bloody violence
Classified Date:
01/05/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
High Fliers Films Ltd.
violence
There is a frenzied, bloody stabbing. A woman's stomach is impaled by a pole on the edge of a mechanical door as it closes. Characters punch and shove one another. A man is engulfed by flames but there is little visual detail of this. It is implied a woman was the victim of domestic abuse as a child, at the hands of her alcoholic mother.
threat and horror
Characters desperately try to stay awake, fearing they will die if they do not. Some have disturbing visions of past events or see visions of bloody faces and dead people. A man is bound and threatened with violence. There is gun and knife threat. A woman experiences intense claustrophobia in confined spaces, such as an MRI scanner. A mouse is placed into a guillotine and the handle is pulled down but we do not see the blade cut it.
language
There is infrequent very strong language ('c**t'), strong language ('f**k'), and milder terms which include 'bitch', 'shit', 'God', 'damn' and 'Jesus'.
drugs
There are verbal references to the use of amphetamines and other 'uppers' and it is suggested characters may be using such drugs.
suicide and self-harm
A woman intentionally burns her hand on a stove to help her stay awake.
injury detail
There are large blood spurts and splashes over clothing and surroundings in the aftermath of violence and after a mechanical door pierces and partly crushes a character. People bleed profusely from their eyes and nose as a result of fatal medical episodes.
theme
There are references to terminal illness and palliative care, relating to a woman's liver condition; it is implied this is the result of alcoholism.
Classified date01/58/2024
LanguageEnglish