Réalisation:
Chris MoorePhotographie:
David A. ArmstrongMusique:
Michael SubyActeurs·trices:
Agnes Bruckner, Ryanne Duzich, Teddy Dunn, Daniel Franzese, Taryn Manning, Theo Rossi, Kevin Gage, Carly Pope, Patrick John Flueger, Don McManus (plus)Résumés(1)
Seven college students visit a secluded vacation home to celebrate graduation and become trapped in a deadly game by a mysterious killer. Forced to kill one another by 6 A.M. the following morning, only one of them can remain alive. Whoever remains will be allowed to walk away with his or her life. However, if morning comes and more than one are still breathing, everyone dies. Friends and couples must test their trust, as the clock ticks away. Some will fight for love, some to survive; but all will change, because deep down...we're all killers. (texte officiel du distributeur)
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Critiques (1)
Really, putting eight friends in a summer cottage and have them kill each other under the supervision of a deranged psychopath is not a bad idea. Actually, it’s a very good idea that a smart screenwriter could do wonders with. If they worked properly with the psychology of the characters, it could be something nerve-wrecking. Unfortunately, the screenwriter of Kill Theory doesn’t seem to have that much talent (though he isn’t a bum either) and what we got instead is a nothing but a fairly entertaining slasher that doesn’t scare, nor does it disgust with brutality, but you sure won’t get bored. I could have been more than satisfied, but the idea of a brutal psychological horror film bearing the same name slightly erodes that satisfaction. But I’m still rating it with strong three stars, though.
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