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A couple trapped in a cinema are manipulated into becoming unwilling actors in a film being captured by CCTV cameras.A couple trapped in a cinema are manipulated into becoming unwilling actors in a film being captured by CCTV cameras.A couple trapped in a cinema are manipulated into becoming unwilling actors in a film being captured by CCTV cameras.
Allistair McNab
- Police Officer
- (as Alistair Macnab)
Dan Morgan
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
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- Writer
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- TriviaThis movie was filmed at The Vue cinema at Cheshire Oaks, England.
- GoofsAt one point, movies are mentioned in which actors died during production and Bruce Lee is mentioned along with "Enter the Dragon", which is inaccurate, as Lee finished that film completely. Game of Death is the film that should have been referenced, as Lee died during the making of the film.
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At the start of the movie it's not clear what is going on, but everything seems creepy because of the editing, the camera work, and the music.
I have seen Robert Englund, but I don't recall whether I've seen him as a horror movie villain, and I certainly haven't seen his trademark role. He is outstanding here as a villain, and now I want to see him in the other role. Here, he is creepy but calm and intelligent, sometimes friendly, occasionally funny, rarely angry. I'm not saying I was rooting for him, but Stuart is the type of villain one is tempted to see succeed.
Emily Berrington does a good job as well. She's pretty and adorable but slightly edgy and quite tough. We don't actually see that much of her, and much of the movie is a cat and mouse game involving Martin and Stuart. Finn Jones is capable of handling himself, but it is a challenge.
Malachi Kirby is tough as a boss when he has the authority, but in a crisis he's more of a coward. That still could mean a good performance.
I don't know the name of the police officer in charge, but he's really good.
There is some violence, but mostly the movie is very tense. It's effective as a thriller. There are so many challenges to be met.
I'm not a fan of horror, but this was really good, mainly due to Englund.
I have seen Robert Englund, but I don't recall whether I've seen him as a horror movie villain, and I certainly haven't seen his trademark role. He is outstanding here as a villain, and now I want to see him in the other role. Here, he is creepy but calm and intelligent, sometimes friendly, occasionally funny, rarely angry. I'm not saying I was rooting for him, but Stuart is the type of villain one is tempted to see succeed.
Emily Berrington does a good job as well. She's pretty and adorable but slightly edgy and quite tough. We don't actually see that much of her, and much of the movie is a cat and mouse game involving Martin and Stuart. Finn Jones is capable of handling himself, but it is a challenge.
Malachi Kirby is tough as a boss when he has the authority, but in a crisis he's more of a coward. That still could mean a good performance.
I don't know the name of the police officer in charge, but he's really good.
There is some violence, but mostly the movie is very tense. It's effective as a thriller. There are so many challenges to be met.
I'm not a fan of horror, but this was really good, mainly due to Englund.
- vchimpanzee
- Oct 29, 2016
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- Budget
- $2,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 29 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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