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Black Site

Black Site (2021)

5.5 / 10 IMDb 4.4 / 10

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Black Site

2021 ActionAdventureCrimeDramaMysteryThriller 80mins MA15+ 5.5 / 10 IMDb 4.4 / 10

A group of officers based in a labyrinthine top-secret prison must fight for their lives against Hatchet, a brilliant and infamous high-value detainee. When he escapes, his mysterious and deadly agenda has far reaching and dire consequences.

Black Site: Cast & Crews

Directors
Sophia Banks
Top Cast
Jason Clarke, Michelle Monaghan, Jai Courtney, Pallavi Sharda, Fayssal Bazzi

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What Our Critics Think

Independent reviews from the Compare TV editorial team.

Review Team
3.5/5
3.5/5

Black Site, directed by Sophia Banks, presents a compelling narrative set within the claustrophobic confines of a high-security prison. The plot revolves around a group of officers who find themselves battling for survival against a brilliant but dangerous detainee, Hatchet. The film effectively bui ... Show more >>

Editor Team
2.5/5
2.5/5

If you’re looking for a film that packs a punch, Black Site might not be the one to get overly excited about. The premise of officers fighting for their lives against a cunning escapee sounds thrilling, but the execution feels a bit flat. Sure, there are moments that will keep you on the edge of you ... Show more >>

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Black Site is worth watching for fans of tense thrillers and action-packed narratives. The film delivers a gripping plot centred around a high-stakes prison escape and offers a blend of suspense and character drama. While it may not break new ground in the genre, the performances and direction keep it engaging throughout.

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