Raze could have been a game changer for this generally derided genre. Unfortunately, Waller wastes Bell's quirky appeal in favor of making her a grim executi...

Stuntwoman Zoe Bell leads a cast of women playing unwilling gladiators in Josh Waller's nasty debut.

Despite unrelenting violence in a twisted plot that forces female aggression, the superbly crafted 'Raze' treats women as people.

In Raze, women are made to fight each other to the death in the name of feminine self-determination. Critic Ian Buckwalter says John C. Waller's directorial ...

In Raze, women are made to fight each other to the death in the name of feminine self-determination. Critic Ian Buckwalter says John C. Waller's directorial ...

Lithe, tank-topped women are held captive and forced to fight to the death in this gloomy action/horror hybrid starring Kiwi stuntwoman Zoë Bell. Josh Walle...

In “Raze,” abducted women are obliged to fight each other to the death if they want a loved one to survive.

In “Raze,” abducted women are obliged to fight each other to the death if they want a loved one to survive.

If the gladiator-women-in-a-dungeon thriller "Raze" had come out in 1975, Quentin Tarantino would never stop talking about it.

This brutally monotonous actioner centers around an all-female fight-to-the-death contest, but viewers of either gender may find themselves dying of boredom.