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RvwFromUpHereMay 24, 2016

Who: Imogen Poots, Kyle Reese, Maeby Funke, and Professor X as a Neo-Nazi named Darcy
What: The most original and entertaining horror film since It Follows
Where: The U.S. city with the most skinheads per capita, which is apparentlyWho: Imogen Poots, Kyle Reese, Maeby Funke, and Professor X as a Neo-Nazi named Darcy
What: The most original and entertaining horror film since It Follows
Where: The U.S. city with the most skinheads per capita, which is apparently Portland, Oregon
When (Can I watch again): When someone thinks All Time Low is punk rock and you need a movie to show them what real punk rock is
Why: In this day and age it seems the only types of horror movies being made are either terrible, sequels, or Paranormal Activity (both). Movies like Green Room only come around once a year if we're lucky.… Expand

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InglouriousAndyMay 18, 2016

Jeremy Saulnier's "Green Room" will knock you into next week. Scratch that, next year. Maybe decade. This movie is an unforgiving and brutal piece of thriller cinema.

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SilverLiningAug 1, 2016

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. There is only one word that can describe this movie. That word is "real." Green Room was absolutely a very realistic thriller that captivates you from beginning to end. I remember seeing this movie at AMC and it was the only movie in 2016 that grabbed me at the edge of my seat. The story was spectacularly disturbing enough to keep Patrick Stewart monitoring his mansion in case skinheads ty to break in. Jeremy Saulnier's directing was as well-written as Blue Ruin. The gore was very realistic. I used to think gore was pathetic until this movie came out. For example, Pat (played by Anton Yelchin) attempts to give Darcy (played by Patrick Stewart) an unloaded gun behind the door that was less opened; Amber (played by Imogen Poots) noticed through the vent on the door that Darcy wasn't alone, so. Pat struggles to keep the gun from the henchman causing Tiger to use a saber to cut the henchman away from the door. But due to the door being nearly closed without a clear sight, Pat gets his arm nearly sliced off by the saber. I gets scarier when we actually see Pat's open wound so grisly that his hand is nearly falling off with him screaming in severe pain. That was the BEST piece of gore that has ever been put on film because it literally looked like Yelchin really did get his hand sliced open. The authenticity of the gore was really well done. Throughout the movie, I praised Anton Yelchin's performance. He was a very genuine actor to see on the big screen. To his credit, his performance really made the "hand-sliced" scene look realistic. I praised Patrick Stewart's sinister performance and Imogen Poots's performance, but Anton Yelchin is the best actor of the movie because he kept his performance real and captivating. Green Room was awesome that it reunited Yelchin and Poots (the couple from the remake of Fright Night). The saddest scene in the movie was when Yelchin says "I can't die there with you" and Poots replices "so don't." It's said because Yelchin died recently. I saw this movie before he died and I bought this movie on DVD that same day it was released instead of waiting til Black Friday. I wanted it early because I was really heartbroken when I heard about the tragedy. I miss Anton and I will remember by watching Green Room, Star Trek, Fright Night and all the movies he'd been in throughout his career. Green Room was the best movie of 2016 and Anton is the best actor in memory. RIP Anton Yelchin (1989-2016).… Expand

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The3AcademySinsJul 4, 2019

A fun, nail-biter of a thriller, Green Room hits all of the right beats, and never tries to reach to un-obtainable heights, but somehow knocks it out of the park. There's not a whole lot of depth to the story, but it is enjoyable nonetheless.

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JonZsuJul 4, 2016

Intense and brutal, a thriller that is both amazingly engaging as well as frightening. The violence and gore is straightforward, but never overwhelms the true horror from the people that were portrayed in the film. Green Room is a nice legacyIntense and brutal, a thriller that is both amazingly engaging as well as frightening. The violence and gore is straightforward, but never overwhelms the true horror from the people that were portrayed in the film. Green Room is a nice legacy that the young departed Anton Yelchin left the audiences to remember.… Expand

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BrianMcCriticJul 12, 2016

This is a fascinating thriller keeps you engaged most of the way through. The film doesn't do much for character development, but when their in the bar you can't help but to be suckered in. B+

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ProsmoothJul 3, 2016

I had a blowout driving through Arizona at 11 at night. The only lights around for miles were from a saloon set back far from the road. It was a hole in the wall biker bar. I thought I was going to die that night. Luckily, I just gotI had a blowout driving through Arizona at 11 at night. The only lights around for miles were from a saloon set back far from the road. It was a hole in the wall biker bar. I thought I was going to die that night. Luckily, I just got tormented, beaten, and robbed. This movie brought a lot of those memories back. Some groups of people you just need to avoid, and you forget they exist until you stumble across them.… Expand

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wcrosherApr 28, 2016

A movie that never tries to be anything more than what it is, Green Room is a brilliantly gory, incredibly well directed thrill ride that I enjoyed thoroughly from start to finish. The acting performances, especially from Yelchin and StewartA movie that never tries to be anything more than what it is, Green Room is a brilliantly gory, incredibly well directed thrill ride that I enjoyed thoroughly from start to finish. The acting performances, especially from Yelchin and Stewart are excellent, and, while I wouldn't call this a horror movie, Green Room is one of the best movies I have seen this year.… Expand

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aadityamudharApr 18, 2016

Green Room proves to be an exquisitely crafted love letter to John Carpenter, and the rare horror ensemble that gives as much care to the villains as to the victims.

Unlike other genre directors, Saulnier takes his time setting things up,Green Room proves to be an exquisitely crafted love letter to John Carpenter, and the rare horror ensemble that gives as much care to the villains as to the victims.

Unlike other genre directors, Saulnier takes his time setting things up, so we get to know the characters first - particularly Alia Shawkat as Sam, and Anton Yelchin as Pat.… Expand

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spudJul 12, 2016

Excellent horror/thriller about a punk rock band that ends up playing a gig in the middle of nowhere (northwestern US) and gets into trouble having witnessed something they shouldn't have. Some hacking and some slashing ensues. There isn'tExcellent horror/thriller about a punk rock band that ends up playing a gig in the middle of nowhere (northwestern US) and gets into trouble having witnessed something they shouldn't have. Some hacking and some slashing ensues. There isn't too much gore, but, what little there is, is in fact fairly graphic. The cinematography is way higher than this genre's standard, as is the acting.

The soundtrack to this film is also exceptionally good. (And very much on the punk/metal end of the spectrum.)… Expand

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Lambo442Jul 3, 2016

This is a superb piece of cinema with an all-round great cast, edge-of-your-seat thrilling and violent to the extreme. The sense of claustrophobia and desperation felt by this unlucky punk band is portrayed incredibly well and by the endThis is a superb piece of cinema with an all-round great cast, edge-of-your-seat thrilling and violent to the extreme. The sense of claustrophobia and desperation felt by this unlucky punk band is portrayed incredibly well and by the end you're hoping for some kind of happy resolution but not sure if one could be possible with those kind of odds. Other Directors should use this film as a measuring point in terms of suspense and excitement.… Expand

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ScrawnyPunkMay 13, 2016

Great as a genre film, and plenty fine as a "film" film. The story arc is clean enough - struggling punk band takes a gig and it goes South...way South. But the true accomplishment is the sense of tension, futility, and determination thatGreat as a genre film, and plenty fine as a "film" film. The story arc is clean enough - struggling punk band takes a gig and it goes South...way South. But the true accomplishment is the sense of tension, futility, and determination that alternate throughout the movie. Acting is great, direction is great, cinematography is great. The movie doesn't pretend to be art, and it succeeds on its own merits.

I particularly loved the conversion of the punk ethos to the screen. It's dirty, it's desperate, and it's meant to be enjoyed live in an ephemeral moment when audience connects with artists. The fact that this happens in a supremacists bar with non-supremacist musicians is a great example of music connecting people regardless of background, and it was a beautiful scene.

Unfortunately for our protagonists, that was the end of the beauty. As you can tell from the trailer and the other reviews, their journey swiftly moves from musical connection to defense of life and liberty in a hurry. That transition comes quickly (as it would...if you found yourself in that position), and the movie builds a credible amount of tension from then on out.

A lovely film, but be ready for violence and lots of it. Credible violence in an impossible situation, but violence nonetheless. There are about 15 minutes that could have been cut in my opinion, but I thoroughly enjoyed the film.

And hats off to Patrick Stewart! This guy is clearly a defender of the downtrodden in real life, but his depiction of a supremacist Don is absolutely chilling. I guess that's why they call it acting...… Expand

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ReubenIsAGodNov 11, 2016

Man...film made me feel terrible. Its an absolute depressing ride, maybe also one of the most horrifyingly real situations I've ever seen. This right here is an amazing peace of pure real cinema.

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LeZeeJul 14, 2016

There's only one way out and it is to fight back!

From the director of 'Blue Ruin', yet another crime-thriller. This time it revolves around a rock band who trapped in the neo-nazi enclosure on the outskirt of the city. So how do they planThere's only one way out and it is to fight back!

From the director of 'Blue Ruin', yet another crime-thriller. This time it revolves around a rock band who trapped in the neo-nazi enclosure on the outskirt of the city. So how do they plan to get away from the green room they're locked in, and armed men are outside waiting for them to take down. The film filled with lots of tense moments and mostly unpredictable stuffs which is a one day event.

I was not surprised, I just expected something as smart as the director's previous film. He retained his favourite actor, Macon Blair to play an important role as their third collaboration in this multistarrer and he once again did well. This theme is not the first time explored, it is a well known, but the setting was very unique. All the actors were amazing, but truly very sad to hear the news about Anton Yelchin. He was a young and a wonderful actor and his '5 to 7' was my favourite.

At first, I thought the plot was so silly. I wondered why they did not use the excessive force as they're capable to tackle such situation. But that's the best part, because they threw away the cliché and approached for something new way to deal it. So the writer, I mean the director did great to carve a rare and thrilling film of the year.

There's no martial arts, criminal gang's collision or the cops fighting the bad guys; it was about how the normal people confront during a hostile situation in the real world. Blue and Green are done, now I'm waiting for the director to announce his next colour project.

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moviemitch96Apr 29, 2016

A well-acted and all-around tense thriller! Jeremy Saulnier delivers a more than worthy follow-up to his previous effort Blue Ruin, which I honestly found myself a bit underwhelmed by. While that film had more of a slow burn to it, this filmA well-acted and all-around tense thriller! Jeremy Saulnier delivers a more than worthy follow-up to his previous effort Blue Ruin, which I honestly found myself a bit underwhelmed by. While that film had more of a slow burn to it, this film is much more relentless with its violence and made for a brilliant white-knuckle thriller! Among the cast, Anton Yelchin delivers another solid and confident lead performance and Patrick Stewart takes an interesting turn playing against type as the villain! Overall, while it didn't bring a whole lot new to the table, this still managed to be a dark and intriguing thriller in several ways!… Expand

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jrodfilmsMay 2, 2016

Another pretty over rated film being hailed as the next best thing when youve seen it thousands of times before. The film actually has a great buildup and needed more explanation. Good music too, besides some gore there wasnt anything new for me.

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Rebecca31Apr 20, 2016

A rock band are in the wrong place at the wrong time and all of a sudden the **** hits the fan. So here we have a movie that feels like a mashup of Straw Dogs and Panic Room starring Captain Picard, Chekov and some random skinheads. SeeA rock band are in the wrong place at the wrong time and all of a sudden the **** hits the fan. So here we have a movie that feels like a mashup of Straw Dogs and Panic Room starring Captain Picard, Chekov and some random skinheads. See Patrick Stewart like you’ve never seen him before and enjoy his chilling performance that basically carries the movie. This is as manic as can be and overall an enjoyable thriller. Recommended.… Expand

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vi801May 10, 2016

A rock band are in the wrong place at the wrong time and all of a sudden the **** hits the fan. So here we have a movie that feels like a mashup of Straw Dogs and Panic Room strainAnother pretty over rated film being hailed as the next bestA rock band are in the wrong place at the wrong time and all of a sudden the **** hits the fan. So here we have a movie that feels like a mashup of Straw Dogs and Panic Room strainAnother pretty over rated film being hailed as the next best thing when youve seen it thousands of times before. .Green Room is a great film, full of suspenseful moments and interesting directing choices. This one continues to exhibit his ability to craft an original approach to dark suspense… Expand

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drumatticApr 30, 2016

Green Room is a great film, full of suspenseful moments and interesting directing choices. Though this film does not offer characters to care too much for that make some very questionable choices, you still can't help but to root for them toGreen Room is a great film, full of suspenseful moments and interesting directing choices. Though this film does not offer characters to care too much for that make some very questionable choices, you still can't help but to root for them to survive. The gore was very real, and though disturbing, it was what you needed to see to make you believe these characters were in this very horrible situation. If you can handle realistic gory scenes and are looking for a good thriller, then go see Green Room. One of the great movies so far in 2016.… Expand

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Brent_MarchantMay 1, 2016

An utterly pointless exercise in unrestrained gratuitous violence with an uninteresting story, boring characters (including the villains) and a waste of great talent. For the life of me, I fail to understand why critics and audiences areAn utterly pointless exercise in unrestrained gratuitous violence with an uninteresting story, boring characters (including the villains) and a waste of great talent. For the life of me, I fail to understand why critics and audiences are fawning all over this inane 90-minute debacle. If "pornography" is defined as something completely unredeeming in social value, then this ill-considered offering should qualify for sure.… Expand

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raporgiJul 11, 2016

Dont bother watching. There's nothing tense, clever or inventive about this movie. A stupid punk band gets trapped in a bar for the dumbest of reasons. No rhyme or reason. No purpose to the carnage that follows. Its not even entertaining. TheDont bother watching. There's nothing tense, clever or inventive about this movie. A stupid punk band gets trapped in a bar for the dumbest of reasons. No rhyme or reason. No purpose to the carnage that follows. Its not even entertaining. The kills aren't funny or smart. Picard is wasted and eats his lines incomprehensbly. Everybody in this movie is dumb. The people rating this movie high must be extremely young, naive and ignorant. Its either that or paid shills.… Expand

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mynameisjonasJun 22, 2016

did not like this movie. It was pretty horrible in almost every way. The main characters are all selfish **** so you feel nothing for them. Patrick Stewart was not even that great as the main villain, it was the most underwhelming performancedid not like this movie. It was pretty horrible in almost every way. The main characters are all selfish **** so you feel nothing for them. Patrick Stewart was not even that great as the main villain, it was the most underwhelming performance I've ever seen by him. The direction was okay in some of the action sequences, but every good shot was blown by crappy jokes and **** resolutions. On par with like a fast and furious movie really, but I guess people like those now..… Expand

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Servus26Jul 15, 2016

I guess if you love punk rock this movie would be cool. If you are looking for an actual thriller you will be disappointed. The "heroes" are so pathetic you can't even root for them. Save your time. It is an indie movie with a couple bigI guess if you love punk rock this movie would be cool. If you are looking for an actual thriller you will be disappointed. The "heroes" are so pathetic you can't even root for them. Save your time. It is an indie movie with a couple big names, so I guess that's cool. Such a disappointment that I cannot believe these professional critics were not paid for their reviews. Save your time. I am literally writing this during the last 10 minutes of the movie because it is that bad. No spoiler, but it never gets any better than the first 10 boring minutes.… Expand

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TVJerryMay 2, 2016

Jeremy Saulnier's debut writing/directing effort was BLUE RUIN (which I gave 5 stars). This one continues to exhibit his ability to craft an original approach to dark suspense. Anton Yelchin plays a member of a touring punk band. He ends upJeremy Saulnier's debut writing/directing effort was BLUE RUIN (which I gave 5 stars). This one continues to exhibit his ability to craft an original approach to dark suspense. Anton Yelchin plays a member of a touring punk band. He ends up witnessing something bad backstage after a gig at a gathering place for neo-Nazis. The group is first confused, then terrorized as the club's owner (Patrick Stewart) tries to deal with their inconvenient presence. Even before things go horribly wrong, the characters are compelling and the sense of dread starts to creeps in. While not resorting to expected results (or excessively explicit violence), the tension builds steadily. It's not as original as his original film, but it still effectively maintains suspense and ups his promise as a new master of the genre.… Expand

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TheQuietGamerSep 5, 2016

It's balls to the walls tension and violence for the punk rockers. The Ain't Rights find themselves in a situation that, well, just ain't right. Talk about ending your tour with a bang.

The set up doesn't leave much time for things likeIt's balls to the walls tension and violence for the punk rockers. The Ain't Rights find themselves in a situation that, well, just ain't right. Talk about ending your tour with a bang.

The set up doesn't leave much time for things like character development. That isn't really the point here. You're just here to watch these characters get mixed up in a bad situation and have to fight their way out. When it comes to that, Green Room delivers.

Even better is that it manages to do so in an exciting way. One with excellent tension and believability. It helps that it doesn't shy away from the violence either. It packs a punch and it does so with style. Some great tunes and genuine punk rock style take it over the top, even if some of it gets drowned out by random slow-mo scenes in the earlier part of the film that just feel oddly included. It's a good thing they ditched them early on.

It's simply just an awesome horror-thriller. One with brutality, edge of your seat tension, and some great villains. The acting is top-notch all around and the way everything plays out just feels real. This punk rock band vs. white supremacists performance will have you screaming for an encore.

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SpangleNov 12, 2016

The third feature film from Jeremy Saulnier, Green Room cements his status as one of the bright young talents in cinema. His second feature, and most notable until now, Blue Ruin was a tremendously brutal and suspenseful thriller. Green RoomThe third feature film from Jeremy Saulnier, Green Room cements his status as one of the bright young talents in cinema. His second feature, and most notable until now, Blue Ruin was a tremendously brutal and suspenseful thriller. Green Room is pretty much the same deal, just shrouded in green and far more of a contained thriller than his previous effort. Starring Anton Yelchin, Imogen Potts, and Patrick Stewart, Green Room is a thriller about a punk band that witnesses a brutal murder while after performing for a group of neo-nazis. Now, they must escape while every neo-nazi in sight tries to keep them trapped.

In one of his final films released before his death (if not the final), Anton Yelchin is magnetic as Pat, the bassist of the band. As Amber, a girl who witnesses the murder, Imogen Potts is equally terrific. However, both pale in comparison to the performance of Patrick Stewart as Darcy, the leader of the neo-nazis. Ruthless, brutal, and quite sadistic, his Darcy is a fear-inducing character written with real menace by Saulnier. Stewart's performance is so captivating, he instills the viewer with fear even when he is off-screen.

In terms of his direction, Saulnier's Green Room is incredibly tight and focused. The film introduces very little in the way of subplots and even when it does, it reduces them to ash immediately. It is incredibly focused on the survival element at play here and every effort is poured into that area. In this area, Saulnier creates tension at every turn. Though the film is quite short, Saulnier is not afraid to take his time to create atmosphere and elicit tension through repeated sequences of uncertainty and attempted escapes. Unlike many thrillers/horror films, Green Room has no cheap thrills. Instead, they are well-earned.

Green Room is an incredibly violent picture with an unabashed love for boxcutters that has been unseen since 2014's Gone Girl. Ideally, Rosamund Pike and Imogen Potts are ushering in a new trend: blonde women with boxcutters. Just as in Blue Ruin, Saulnier is not afraid to get graphic, but he uses this violence well. It is not just violence for the sake of itself. Rather, it is violence that leaves the viewer in shock, regardless of whether it was expected or not.

However, one area in which the film can be improved is character development. Though incredibly tense, the film does very little to develop any of its characters, which kind of deprives the emotional impact of each individual's death to a degree. Plus, there are so many players in this film, it can be hard to keep track, especially when it comes to the neo-nazis. Additionally, though the film introduces neo-nazi characters, Saulnier never really uses it for any political symbolism. Sure, the punk band sings an anti-nazi song and makes a few comments about them, but it is hardly a major focus. While the film is an incredible thriller, it could have a more nuanced film with some kind of subtle statement about neo-nazis in modern day America, but that is just personal preference, I guess, so not really a criticism or a reason as to why this one is rated as it is.

As a whole, Green Room is a terrifically entertaining and intense thriller that is not shy about showing the audience casually brutal violence. Saulnier is one heck of a talent and his next work will be yet another must watch.… Expand

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foxgroveMay 18, 2016

The credible and the incredible meet to baffling effect in this strangely confused and confusing thriller. Ambiguous plot points and unexplained story elements leave one cold and, for a short film, it sure does out stay its welcome. Even theThe credible and the incredible meet to baffling effect in this strangely confused and confusing thriller. Ambiguous plot points and unexplained story elements leave one cold and, for a short film, it sure does out stay its welcome. Even the gore and horror moments are inconsistent and the visual effects make-up looks too unconvincingly rubbery to truly shock. The fact that someone with the type of hand injury as demonstrated here could go from victim to avenging vigilante is demonstrative of just how ludicrous aspects of the story are, and that’s before we start dissecting the paint ball theory. The familiar face of Patrick Stewart further distances credibility. His part called for someone of anonymity in the role and, whilst he is perfectly acceptable, you can’t help but think that it’s Patrick Stewart from the enterprise. The film also fails to thrill as it should and only comes to life momentarily when the victims start to fight back. Even then cast members disappear with a cough and a spit, gorily, but with none of the fanfare of tension that usually prolongs such situations in the best thriller/horror movies. Green Room may have one foot in the real world, but the other is definitely in the realms of fantasy.… Expand

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Q8MarrongGlaceJul 8, 2016

I won't add much more to the RED comments except that my rating score will go to the honor of Anton Yelchin he's the reason I watched that movie I wish he hasn't done it . I guess 2016 is a bed year for the movies industries so far , mostI won't add much more to the RED comments except that my rating score will go to the honor of Anton Yelchin he's the reason I watched that movie I wish he hasn't done it . I guess 2016 is a bed year for the movies industries so far , most movies are commercials to sell more tickets !

This movie like hundreds you have already watched similar ideas nothing new also with no purpose
group entering a place and getting trapped !

When I search for ( Green Room worst ) ( Green Room bad ) in twitter I saw a lot of people agreed with my opinion and got similar taste of mine , I can't believe how much we have wasted our time in life to watch movies based on false high rating !!! Please stop playing around with rating and adding more scores for movies that doesn't deserve it ....… Expand

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badgerryan19May 19, 2017

Good movie. Keeps you engaged and entertained through the entire film. This is a good thriller/horror at its finest. Lots of blood and gore for people who really enjoy seeing it. Patrick Stewart steals the show with being the leader of theGood movie. Keeps you engaged and entertained through the entire film. This is a good thriller/horror at its finest. Lots of blood and gore for people who really enjoy seeing it. Patrick Stewart steals the show with being the leader of the white supremacists group. Everyone else gives a good to great performances. This could easily be one of the most overlooked films of the year. Don't pass on it.… Expand

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PanchogulMar 10, 2021

Green Room es un Thriller claustrofóbico muy bien logrado, a ritmo lento, pero seguro, es tan intenso y tan estimulante que resulta en una idílica experiencia cinematográfica.

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LukeMcDonnaghJun 3, 2016

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie could have been great. Instead it's boring. Why have a movie called Green Room, when there is nothing special about the green room? They're supposed to be trapped in the green room, YET they escape the green room twice and THEN THEY GO BACK INSIDE AND RE-LOCK THEMSELVES INSIDE THE GREE ROOM. Along with zero character development and zero story, this movie missed the chance to be a classic.… Expand

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gtwistNov 26, 2017

Green Room is a very good looking movie, with scenes of sheer horror and intensity that left me on the edge of my seat the whole film. The characters were extremely thin, however, with really nothing to them. The best performance, by far, wasGreen Room is a very good looking movie, with scenes of sheer horror and intensity that left me on the edge of my seat the whole film. The characters were extremely thin, however, with really nothing to them. The best performance, by far, was Anton Yelchin. Patrick Stewart went a little too silent for him to be scary, and overall his performance was slightly disappointing. Overall, very good and well made thriller.… Expand

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Tez555May 6, 2020

This is genuinly one of the best horror movies i've ever seen... Hell, one of the best films i've seen in years! I honestly can't fault it. The plot is basic, people get stuck in room, have to fight their way out, sort of Precinct 13 style.This is genuinly one of the best horror movies i've ever seen... Hell, one of the best films i've seen in years! I honestly can't fault it. The plot is basic, people get stuck in room, have to fight their way out, sort of Precinct 13 style. Except it's a rock band fending off nazi/skinhead things.
It's not a scary horror film at all, it's more the intense "oh s***" kind of horror. I can count on one hand the amount of films that have made me jump (and they usually require a cinema or very good surround sound) but this had one of the greatest "jumps" i've ever had in a film. It was the shear suddenness (if that's a word) of a characters demise where both me and the wife went "f****** hell!".
Actually if i'm being honest, the only weak link was Patrick Stewart. He's not bad, but he's not as menacing as he should be, his accent's all over the place and his look is pure Walter White rip-off. I think to sum it up, it feels like a British film (coming from a brit) which I think is a compliment. The violence is brutal, there's no slow motion, there's no annoying love story, it's just pure brutal violent excellence!
To the people that give this a low score I really don't know what you want from a film. I suppose you want some more PG-13 horror remakes.
PS, the final line is brilliant :D… Expand

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JoeCoolNov 20, 2019

Man this thriller really hits you. A pretty horrible situation that could just happen to you if you're in the wrong place at the wrong time. What a ride, what a nightmare, what a performance!