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Ravage (2019): Cast, Ratings & Box Office

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Ravage is a 2019 horror thriller directed by Teddy Grennan, starring Bruce Dern as Mallincrkordt, Robert Longstreet and Ross Partridge. It runs 1 hour 24 minutes and earned $18,311 worldwide. Its Echo Score is 38/100.

worldwide gross
$18.3K
Echo Score
38
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Ravage (2019) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 24m (84 min)
Director
Teddy Grennan
Genres
Horror , Thriller
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Ravage About?

The premise of Ravage without spoilers.

A nature photographer recounts to the police her harrowing escape from Watchatoomy Valley. Initially, her story of battling a mysterious threat is dismissed as a drug-induced delusion. However, as evidence surfaces confirming her account, they realize the danger is very real, and she may not have escaped unscathed.

Ravage Themes & Keywords

· 50 tags
  • revenge
  • booby trap
  • trap
  • rape and revenge
  • nature photographer
  • female protagonist
  • survival
  • woman in jeopardy
  • self defense
  • deadly trap
  • turning the tables
  • female photographer
+38 more
  • corrupt sheriff
  • shot in the face
  • punched in the face
  • woman tied up
  • dead body
  • dirt bike
  • suffocated with a hand over face
  • decapitation
  • injection
  • shotgun
  • held at gun point
  • tied up
  • stabbing
  • bandaged face
  • man hits a woman
  • woman murders a man
  • running woman
  • implied rape
  • woods
  • syringe
  • bullet
  • horse
  • violence
  • hanging upside down
  • motorcycle helmet
  • bound woman
  • escape
  • corrupt cop
  • corrupt policeman
  • corrupt police officer
  • hospital bed
  • barn
  • farm
  • campfire
  • photograph
  • witnessing a crime
  • witnessing a murder
  • revolver
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Cast & crew

Ravage Cast & Characters

Bruce Dern leads the cast as Mallincrkordt, with Robert Longstreet as Ravener and Ross Partridge as Sheriff Pendergras. Directed by Teddy Grennan; 12 actors are credited in all.

Also Starring in Ravage

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Ratings

Ravage Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 38/100, strongest in character & emotion (55) and weakest in story & flow (30).

38 /100

Ravage Echo Score Breakdown

Ravage delivers a gritty, revenge‑driven premise that falters under uneven storytelling and implausible set‑pieces. Critics acknowledge its tension and occasional technical competence, yet both reviewers and audiences repeatedly highlight a disjointed narrative and an unsatisfying climax. Acting, particularly by Annabelle Dexter‑Jones, is praised, but the film’s pacing and tonal consistency suffer. The cumulative effect is a limited appeal that struggles to sustain interest beyond a single viewing.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 35

    In terms of direction and visual craft, the film shows moments of technical adequacy, such as competent cinematography and effective gore imagery. Critics note a "no‑frills" approach, but many point to clumsy editing and a poorly constructed narrative device. The overall visual execution feels uneven, resulting in a modest assessment of the film's artistic merits.

  • Character & Emotion 55

    When it comes to character and emotional depth, performances receive notable commendation, especially for the lead actress and occasional supporting turns. Viewers cite strong acting and a compelling female protagonist, yet the script offers limited development and inconsistent chemistry. This blend of solid acting against shallow character arcs leads to a mixed but slightly favorable rating for this aspect.

  • Story & Flow 30

    Storywise, the plot is criticized for incoherence, a confusing timeline, and an ending described as bewildering and unsatisfying. Reviewers repeatedly mention unanswered questions and implausible twists that undermine engagement. While a revenge framework provides initial momentum, the overall narrative flow collapses, resulting in a low score for story cohesion and originality.

  • Sensory Experience 45

    Sensory experience combines effective gore visuals with a soundtrack that many find unsettling, describing it as skin‑crawling. Technical sound design supports tension in early sequences, yet the pervasive discomfort of the score detracts from enjoyment. Visual style is occasionally praised for its brutal aesthetic, leading to a middling evaluation of sensory impact.

  • Rewatch Factor 40

    Rewatch potential is limited by narrative frustrations and an ending that many viewers deem unsatisfying. Some audiences note a quirky, entertaining absurdity that could warrant a repeat for novelty, but the consensus leans toward low replay value. The film’s mixed novelty and persistent flaws result in a modest rewatch factor score.

Box office

Ravage Box Office

Ravage grossed $18,311 worldwide.

2019 box office

Worldwide gross

$18.3K

International
$18.3K
Videos

Ravage Trailers & Videos

The trailer of Ravage.

RAVAGE (2020) Official Red Band Trailer

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FAQ

Ravage FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office and post-credit scenes of Ravage, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Ravage?

Ravage runs 1 hour 24 minutes (84 minutes).

When was Ravage released?

Ravage was released on August 30, 2019.

Who directed Ravage?

Ravage was directed by Teddy Grennan.

More films by Teddy Grennan

Who is in the cast of Ravage?

Ravage stars Bruce Dern as Mallincrkordt, Robert Longstreet as Ravener and Ross Partridge as Sheriff Pendergras, among 12 credited actors.

How much did Ravage make at the box office?

Ravage grossed $18,311 worldwide.

Does Ravage have a post-credit scene?

No. Ravage has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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