LIKE DOGS

Cinemavixion Review

In "Like Dogs," director Randy Van Dyke crafts a chilling descent into the darker aspects of human nature, drawing parallels to the psychological intensity of "Saw" and "The Stanford Prison Experiment." The film plunges two university students into a harrowing behavioral experiment, stripping them of their autonomy and reducing them to mere subjects. As the sinister trials escalate, the narrative explores the fragility of human dignity under duress and the terrifying consequences when control is lost. While the film's IMDb rating of 4.0 suggests a mixed reception, its premise offers a compelling, albeit disturbing, examination of what happens when humanity is treated like an animal in a cage. Annabel Barrett, Ignacyo Matynia, and Ryan Q. Tran anchor the unsettling narrative, navigating a labyrinth of psychological torment that promises a visceral viewing experience for fans of intense thrillers.