The first poster for the upcoming horror thriller CAPTIVITY displayed an unfortunate but no less titillating incarceration of Elisha Cuthbert’s breasts and the one below now shows her face being regrettably confined. There’s clearly an appendage imprisonment theme emerging here. The film stars Cuthbert as a model who wakes up in a room with a stranger and finds they’re inadvertent participants in a psychotic killer’s sadistic game. It’s scheduled for release May 18th.
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