Film title ideas

Fern and I have considered several film titles which we can potentially use for our film. We have listed those which we feel will be appropriate for what we are trying to achieve, and the reasons for why we feel these may work. It is significant that we select a film title which meets our target audience and narrative, as otherwise it wouldn't be conventional.
Fern and I had created a 'prezzi' which presented all of our ideas and the reasons for why these would be possibilities, nevertheless this website is currently not working, therefore we will return to the website once we are able to access it again.
Fern and I was particularly enticed by four title names out of the selection, these consist of;

• Caged
• Imprisoned
• Confined
• Captured

It is evident that there is a huge link between all five of these titles, and mirror a similar narrative, nevertheless it is crucial that Fern and I choose the title which is most engaging to our target audience, because of this we will carry out a survey, to then gather our results to make a final decision.
Caged-  The title 'Caged' reflects our narrative, which is based around a girl who is unable to escape from the man that had captured her. It shows that she is trapped in an enclosed area. It shows that Jason has taken the girl and considers her as his 'possession'. I would consider this film title as it extremely effective simply because it is short yet engaging, it makes our target audience question who is caged and the reasons for why they are caged. Nevertheless, some may interpret this as someone literally being put in a cage, therefore it may confuse an audience once the narrative has been exposed, therefore I am unsure if this will be fully appropriate.
Imprisoned- I was rather keen on this film title as I felt it looked extremely professional for a thriller genre film. It gives the indication that the film will centre on the struggle of someone being captured and unable to escape( evidently what I am trying to achieve) nevertheless, I felt it was too cliche. It may also give the audience the impression that the film could be action/adventure simply because the word imprisoned could suggest a narrative about prisoners or even a prison itself, because of this I don't think this will be one of my main possibilities.
Confined- Again, this film title represents a similar definition to caged and imprisoned. I wasn't very fond of this film title simply because I feel it doesn't provide the audience with a sense of mystery and excitement- which evidently are conventions that thriller films should be expected. Due to my target audience beginning at the age of 15 I had questioned whether if Fern and I had decided to call our film ' Confined' would this specific age group know the real definition of this adjective. I was also not enthused by this film title as it was adjective, due to being an adjective it isn't as powerful as opposed to a verb or a noun as it is just describing another word.
Captured- Originally, I was set on the idea of Fern and I calling our film this title. Nevertheless, once Fern and I had discussed the reasons for why we was fond of it we couldn't think of many reasons as expected. I had realised once I explored this film title that it doesn't provide an audience with the sense of suspense, as it is extremely self explanatory. I had also felt that the noun 'Captured' is too conventional for a thriller film, I was eager to create a film title which is engaging but also complex and mysterious, and I felt if I had chosen this film title it would be very uninviting and dull.