Senseless 2008
"Removing an eye is easy. All it takes is a confident man and a coffee spoon."
In *Senseless (2008)*, director Simon Hynd crafts a chilling blend of corporate espionage and brutal reality TV, where ambition meets nightmare.
Director: Simon Hynd
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Senseless (2008) about?
A high-flying corporate negotiator, Elliott Gast, becomes the unwilling star of a sadistic online hostage broadcast after extremists target him. His captivity forces him to confront the fragility of power and the horrors of modern spectacle. It's a gripping tale of survival framed by political extremism and twisted media.
Who directed Senseless?
Simon Hynd directed *Senseless*, infusing the film with a gritty, suspenseful tone that amplifies its themes of captivity and manipulation.
Who stars in Senseless?
The film features Jason Behr as Elliott Gast, alongside Emma Catherwood, Joe Ferrara, and Sean O'Kane.
Is Senseless (2008) worth watching?
With its tight 87-minute runtime and a mix of action, horror, and thriller elements, *Senseless* offers a unique and intense viewing experience. Fans of dark, high-stakes narratives will appreciate its uncompromising tone, though its grim subject matter may not appeal to everyone.
How long is Senseless?
The runtime for *Senseless* is 87 minutes.
About Senseless (2008) — A Corporate Thriller Turned Brutal Reality Show
In *Senseless (2008)*, director Simon Hynd crafts a chilling blend of corporate espionage and brutal reality TV, where ambition meets nightmare. Jason Behr stars as Elliott Gast, a rising star in high-stakes international deals whose life spirals into chaos when political extremists abduct him. Forced into a macabre internet broadcast, his ordeal becomes a twisted spectacle—a horrifying showcase of power, propaganda, and the dark side of success.
This action-packed thriller thrives on tension, blending horror's raw intensity with the stark realism of corporate greed. The film's atmosphere is claustrophobic, its themes unflinching as it explores manipulation and the cost of unchecked ambition. With a runtime of just 87 minutes, *Senseless* delivers a punch, leaving viewers questioning the boundaries between entertainment and exploitation.