Green Room

2016 • 94 minutos

Sobre este filme

What could possibly go wrong when a punk band agrees to play a Pacific Northwest skinhead bar? It turns out a lot more than bassist Pat (Anton Yelchin) or the rest of The Ain't Rights could have imagined; the gig takes a violent turn and they find themselves trapped and surrounded in the club's green room. Writer/director Jeremy Saulnier's mayhem-filled siege thriller is a brilliant blend of suspense, horror, dark humour, and extreme violence that gets a further lift from Patrick Stewart's gleefully atypical turn as a brutal gang leader.

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Going into this, despite the reviews, I was skeptical. I suspected it was going to be a bit of a B movie, two star, "thriller", and perhaps cheesy. The premise of the movie sounded even a little, uninteresting to me_ However, I was met with surprise to find, it was none of that. In fact, it was unbelievably unique and well done. Solid acting, solid camera work, and simple yet effective plot. Its a true human movie: how dumb decisions in a state of threat and panic, are really so very human. It makes it feel more organic and genuine this way. As oppose to doing something stupid for sake of plot development and progress. Where that is just lazy and dumb. Green Room felt believable, despite the premise actually being a real far stretch. It made you feel more sympathetic towards the protagonists and their trying to survive. Feeling bad for members who make a dumb decision and pay for it. Highly recommend this for someone looking to see some really solid work.

excellent... good action and suspense through out and well Acted and believable.. maybe a little over biased on skinhead portrayal but those kooks are pretty screwy.. sir patrick totally creepy.. not really a horror.. more horrifying & definitely gory.. recommend

Seriously a staple for the absolute most well done psychological thriller period. It feels organic it feels real. Green room is a masterpiece