Caged

Caged is most effective when it's focused on Harlow's paranoiac certainty that nobody on the outside of his cell cares for, or even really sees what he's going through.

"Caged" is really only worth your time if you want to experience how much solitary confinement sucks. If that is a conclusion you've already come to in life, feel free to skip it.

Caged takes us on a gruelling trip into the man and his tortured mind.

Harlow's ordeal is horrific and paints a clear picture of what could be the state of many prisoners being held in solitary confinement.

his taught psychological thriller further examines the effects on the psyche of incarceration as well wider comment on the justice system in America.

The good thing about Caged is that interesting stuff happens constantly in every scene. It is an interesting exploration of the effects of solitary confinement, a descent into hell merged with a contained Thriller

'Caged' is a candid look at how a flawed prison system robs an individual of his humanity while espousing its mission of rehabilitation.

It's disorienting by design, and should lend feeling to a bigger conversation of true justice for people of color and the inhumanity of solitary confinement.

An interesting take on a very real issue. Caged is a sufficient film about solitary confinement and its horrific effects.

A strong lead performance and unflinching depiction of solitary confinement make this a compelling look at what is essentially legalized torture.