Chariot 2013
"You have been chosen."
In *Chariot* (2013), Brad Osborne crafts a tense thriller that plunges seven strangers into a nightmarish evacuation experiment when a government program spirals into chaos.
Director: Brad Osborne
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chariot (2013) about?
*Chariot* (2013) follows seven strangers caught in a secret government evacuation drill that takes a deadly turn. As the simulation spirals out of control, they must confront their worst fears in a fight for survival against an unseen enemy. The film blends psychological tension with thriller elements to create a harrowing experience.
Who directed Chariot?
Brad Osborne directs *Chariot* (2013), delivering a tightly paced thriller that keeps viewers on edge.
Who stars in Chariot?
The film features Anthony Montgomery, Ian Sinclair, Michelle Sherrill, Frederic Doss, and Brina Palencia as the key characters navigating the unfolding crisis.
Is Chariot (2013) worth watching?
*Chariot* (2013) is a solid choice for fans of psychological thrillers with a sci-fi edge. While it may not have a wide audience appeal, its suspenseful premise and strong performances make it engaging for those who enjoy high-stakes survival stories. The film's 94-minute runtime keeps the tension tight without overstaying its welcome.
How long is Chariot?
The runtime of *Chariot* (2013) is 94 minutes.
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About Chariot (2013) — A government experiment gone tragically wrong
In *Chariot* (2013), Brad Osborne crafts a tense thriller that plunges seven strangers into a nightmarish evacuation experiment when a government program spirals into chaos. What begins as a controlled simulation quickly escalates into a desperate fight for survival, as the boundaries between reality and simulation blur. With its claustrophobic atmosphere and psychological twists, the film explores themes of trust, desperation, and the fragility of human bonds under extreme pressure. Anthony Montgomery and Ian Sinclair lead the cast, delivering performances that heighten the film's unsettling energy.
As the strangers grapple with an unfolding disaster they never signed up for, *Chariot* (2013) blurs the line between science fiction and survival horror. The movie's tight pacing and eerie premise make it a gripping watch for fans of psychological thrillers, where the real enemy might just be the system designed to protect. With its dark tone and relentless suspense, this Brad Osborne film leaves audiences questioning how far they'd go to escape an engineered nightmare.