Green Room

2016 "One way in. No way out."
7| 1h35m| R| en| More Info
Released: 15 April 2016 Released
Producted By: filmscience
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
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Official Website: http://greenroom-movie.com/
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A punk rock band becomes trapped in a secluded venue after finding a scene of violence. For what they saw, the band themselves become targets of violence from a gang of white power skinheads, who want to eliminate all evidence of the crime.

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jpdhadfield I read lots of bad reviews about this film, before i saw it, so didn't have high hopes, but i really enjoyed it. I was wanting to know how they were going to escape, and enjoyed the action some of the gore was too much and i had to look away, basic premise ,punks fight skinheads in building. in order to escape them.lots of gore, fights ,shooting, just what you want,some punk songs. if your expecting the expendables budget you will be dissappointed, but if you like a horror/action film, you'll enjoy it
ComedyFan2010 I guess I am not a target audience since I am not a fan of movies that get too violent. I can enjoy a thriller and horror but I prefer psychological fear instead of being grossed out by all the gore. So if you are more into this kind of movies you may like it more.I mainly watched it for the actors in it. It was interesting to see Patrick Stewart as a head of this Nazi organization. Seems very out of his usual character. He also did a good job but he wasn't much on screen to tell. Anton Yelchin and Alia Shawkat are the other actors I knew. It seems they didn't end up having much space to act as I know them as better actors than in this movie.The movie isn't so much about acting it is about the pressure of the situation. And it was pretty promising before all the gore started. But as I said it may be liked by somebody else.
dpowner-71674 I started off enjoying this film despite having to rewind back 30 seconds a lot on Netflix because I couldn't hear the dialogue. My hearing is fine. Either the actors slurred their words, couldn't open their mouths wide enough for clear diction but I suspect the sound recording was just poorly recorded. I liked the characters, enjoyed the music, scenario etc, the script was good, what I could hear of it anyway. One third in and I was engrossed. Then the graphic violence started. Sorry but I just couldn't watch the scenes with the dogs. I like horror films and gore but these scenes were far too much for me. There was no suspense. When nearly all of the band members had been chewed to death by the dogs, what was the point in watching the remainder of the film? I lost interest. The final straw was the scene with the only survivor of the punk band sitting with the character played by Imogen Poots. The dialogue was cringe-worthy. I fast forwarded to their escape scenes and was glad the film was finally over.
billion_mucks What starts like a tension filled plot driven thriller, located in a very small space and with a secluded cast, turns into a campy slasher type film where killers pursue and heros try to run. It begins to devour cliches from movies of the genre (expect the dog, the dog was a good touch) including the very classic "the hero turns as bad as the villains".The real deal of the movie (besides the toxic, opressive atmosphere) is Patrick Stewart, because he plays a rock and roll germanophile negative nazi leader, and also wears a sweet hat.