With just a little knowledge of English poetry you may get the impression from the title that this film has something to do with tigers and you’d be right. One tiger in particular, as the film has a premise that screams high concept exploitation. Kelly (Briana Evigan) awakes from a nightmare to a real life nightmare where she is trapped in her house with a very angry and very hungry Bengali tiger.
Kelly’s stepfather Johnny (Garret Dillahunt) has bought the tiger, using the money set aside for Kelly’s autistic brother’s special schooling, as he is planning to open a safari park at his house. This part of the film is a little far fetched and, as it is probably immediately obvious, this and a few other plot points are a little contrived which makes the plot a little hard to swallow. It is a testament to the filmmaking on display though that the film is gripping and enthralling despite this. Amusingly the seller of tiger is played by Meat Loaf in a small role that I’m sure helped out with the financing but he is also quite entertaining.
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Earlier today, Craig put up his review for Burning Bright which he saw earlier today at the 2010 Film4 FrightFest. Momentum saw the review and thought that we needed a UK exclusive clip to go along with it so were kind enough to give us one!
