FeatureR2017·87m·6.3

Time Trap

Escape to the future.

Science FictionAdventure

A group of students become trapped inside a mysterious cave where they discover time passes differently underground than on the surface.

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Cast

Andrew Wilson

Hopper

Cassidy Gifford

Cara

Brianne Howey

Jackie

Reiley McClendon

Taylor

Olivia Draguicevich

Veeves

Max Wright

Furby

Hans Marrero

The Guardian

Rich Skidmore

Rich Pintauro

Jocelyn Kay

Hopper's Mom / Leviathan

Chris Sturgeon

Hopper's Dad

Grayson-Belle Burton

Hopper's Sister

Jennifer Bateman

Furby’s Mom

Cassidy Longoria

Furby’s Sister

Abi Murphy

Furby’s Sister

Sabin Smith

Explorer

Zachary Matz

Cowboy

Rusty Grimmer

Cowboy

Wayne Dalchau

Cowboy

Zachary Brunk

Young Hopper

Zoe Brunk

Young Hopper's Sister

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Pad Thai PicturesFilmsmith Production & Management

Crew

Director

Mark Dennis

Writers

Mark Dennis

Jessee J. Clarkson

Production Design

Madison Fisk

Production Design

Mike Simpson

Director of Photography

Xiaotian Shi

Original Music Composer

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Reviews

Svumpukkel85

9/20/2018

7.0

(7/10) Awesome light time travel sci-fi movie! Fast-paced, mindbending and action-filled like a Michael Crichton book or movie - Very recommendable :-) A group mixed of young cave-climbers and archaeologist students, decide to take a day-trip to find their missing professor in a secluded cave. However, they get a bit more adventure than they could imagine for... Enjoy!

Nutshell

7/16/2019

5.0

This indie sci-fi flick is really just so-so, it suffers greatly from midway drag and less experienced acting, however the third act is actually not too bad… Not highly recommended, but genre fans will find some definite worth here.

Sierbahnn

8/2/2026

6.0

It's difficult to make good movies about time travel. This movie makes a better attempt than the 2003 Timeline movie does. But I think the ending lets it down as it goes for a non-resolve rather than actually address the goings-on in the movie itself. It is certainly not a bad movie and it has a good tension and a fun premise, but it leaves too many questions unanswered and too many parts of the plot left hanging for it to be truly satisfying. I don't think they were setting up for a sequel, but there is certainly something of that in the movie as well, and I think it cheapens it.