Carnage Park

Name: Carnage Park
Genre: Action, Thriller, Horror, Crime
Released: July 1, 2016
Duration: 90 min
Rating: 48

2016

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IFC Midnight | Release Date: July 1, 2016 | Not Rated

Summary: It’s 1978 and a bank robbery gone wrong leaves Vivian (Ashley Bell) the hostage of two criminals on the run. But things go from bad to off-the-rails berserk when she and her captors wind up on the sun-baked desert outpost of a deranged ex-military sniper (Pat Healy), who ensnares them in his deadly game of cat and mouse.

Director: Mickey Keating

Genre(s): Action, Thriller, Horror, Crime

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 90 min

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Neil Genzlinger

Jun 30, 2016

Its dialogue would probably fit on a couple of sheets of paper. But it sure is creepy, in a throwback sort of way. Read full review

Katie Rife

Jun 29, 2016

Keating keeps the story tight, giving the audience enough twists and turns to keep the ride fun. Read full review

Rob Staeger

Jun 29, 2016

Much of Carnage Park is merely a sun-bleached desert creepshow, a murky soup of a murderer toying with his victims simply because he's cra-a-azy. Read full review

IndieWire David Ehrlich

Jul 7, 2016

You might as well be watching the last 15 minutes with your eyes closed, which is a shame, as the first half of Carnage Park makes a strong case that Keating is someone whose stuff is worth seeing. Read full review

Noel Murray

Jul 7, 2016

Most B-pictures imitate other movies, but writer-director Mickey Keating’s Carnage Park steals so freely that it almost becomes derivative in an original way. Read full review

Chuck Bowen

Jun 27, 2016

The film covers "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" by way of Rob Zombie, Quentin Tarantino, and Ti West. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Sheila O'Malley

Jul 1, 2016

Carnage Park is an extremely empty experience. Read full review

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DirigiblePulp

Jul 12, 2017

A simple genre exercise with a few flourishes. It never becomes all that engaging and at times seems to be actively trying to lose the audience's interest. Random subplots that go nowhere, a long drawn out finale that could have been visually compelling if it had been even remotelyA simple genre exercise with a few flourishes. It never becomes all that engaging and at times seems to be actively trying to lose the audience's interest. Random subplots that go nowhere, a long drawn out finale that could have been visually compelling if it had been even remotely intelligible or meaningful.

I'm not getting this Mickey Keating guy. He does one or two things in a pretty neatly unique way and then the rest is just an absolute mess.… Expand

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JeanDuchamp

Jul 11, 2016

For about the first thirty minutes you may have an impression, watching (at last!) something good - not quite original, but something tense, gory and intriguing... Then you begin doubting it... Then you know, you were wrong. Utterly wrong! The last ten minutes are probably the worst shots inFor about the first thirty minutes you may have an impression, watching (at last!) something good - not quite original, but something tense, gory and intriguing... Then you begin doubting it... Then you know, you were wrong. Utterly wrong! The last ten minutes are probably the worst shots in the cinema ever made - just imagine a dark screen with smallest variations... Monotonous, dull, predictable, not imaginative; to the end, it spoils everything good it had at the start. Not worth to be seen.… Expand

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