Stellan Skarsgård,
Melissa George,
Selma Blair,
Ashley Walters,
John Sharian
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A calculating killer coerces a detective to pay for his previous mistakes.
DVD Release Date: August 12, 2008
Stats: 497 reviews
Nice little addition to the torture porn genre. A solid story that creates a very eerie atmosphere and does not fail to shock. Unfortunately it failed to keep my utter attention and some of the performances were rather average. The 'whodunnit' element was played out well and it m...( read more)
An incredibly pleasant surprise. Often us horror folk lament that a lot of our favourite genre's output does not have much brains. However, sometimes you can find a diamond in the rough such as this or the equally good Antibodies. It's great when a writer uses the horror genre...( read more)
Clichés and stereotypes aside, "W Delta Z" has an throughout entertaining story that centres around interesting philosophical themes, like moral and egoism. A few well shot brutal scenes and overall satisfying camera work and cinematography. Pretty good acting and music. A somewh...( read more)
The Killing Gene follows the story of a detective and his new partner as they try and track down a killer that is killing people that the detective had delt with in a previous case the killer seems to be killing people by haveing them make a choice between themselves and the ones...( read more)
This is what you get from a chemical reaction between Saw and Seven, and like the two movies, this flick is pretty good. The torture scenes are not pointless like we see in lot of gore movies. They're here to help Selma Blair's caracter solve a philosophical riddle. The torture c...( read more)
Not half as smart as it thought it was!
An interesting concept wasted on a poorly executed movie!
I didnt like how this movie was filmed and the fake accents grated on my nerves.....awful! Very disappointing.
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