Review of Green Room (2016) by Ray W — 27 May 2016
From the director of BLUE RUIN, this is a tightly focused horror/thriller that cashes the check it writes.
Traveling musicians, doing a gig at a strange rural venue, get caught up major trouble when they they witness a murder.
Revealing anything beyond this premise would be doing the movie a disservice as the reveals are both surprising and super-bloody.
Top performance trophy goes directly to Patrick Stewart, who excels as a white supremacist, but the rest of the cast acquit themselves ably.
The unrelenting nature of the narrative is the film's greatest virtue. Concluding moments don't quite satisfy.
This review of Green Room (2016) was written by Ray W on 27 May 2016.
Green Room has generally received positive reviews.
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