The Killing Floor

Twists & Turns
I am a very critical viewer of particuarly thriller movies - after reading the first review i was a bit apprehensive - but this movie enthralled - the acting and casting were excellent , the human behaviour was accurate , the twists and turns & who dunnits carried on right to the end - certainly NOT boring as the other critic said - an excellent extra final twist at the end of the movie - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !!

Boorish agent lead onto the Killing Floor....
I enjoyed this movie much more then I expected to. It was interesting watching the arrogent boorish David Lamont unravel as he's led through a maze that, at it's heart, is something he should be intimately familiar with. David is a literary agent for horror/suspense writers but when he's dumped into his very own mystery his own arrogance blinds him and allows him to be lead like a bull to the slaughter. David is such a jerk that it makes it difficult to feel to badly for him even as his life begins to fall apart. Shiri Appleby is fabulous as his mistreated overlooked assistant Rebecca. It's a pleasure to see her in such a meaty role again.

WOW!! PRTETTY GOOD LITTLE SUSPENSE /THRILLER RIDE!!
This movie is a sleeper in my book. Only one of my NF friends had even seen or Q'ed this movie. This is a really well made and well acted movie. It isn't the most original movie, but it had so many twist and more tension than I've seen in a while. Marc Blucas' character is an arrogant wealthy literary agent who moved into an expensive penthouse. That's when several strange things begin to happen that throw him into a whirl wind of fear and confusion. As I said before, the tension was unreal at times, to the extent that friends watching it with me, all jumped few times! There are only a brief few moments that seemed to drag, but other than that, I found the movie to be very entertaining. B

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