Green Room
I wanted to like this more. The premise is the most basic of horror, and it should work: getting in trouble for seeing something you shouldn’t have. In this case, a murder in the back room of a neo-Nazi Bar.
But the characters are flat and dull. Dialogue is muddled both figuratively — I could never quite understand what the bad guys were planning at any given time — and literally, as much is so muted or mumbled, you need subtitles. The tension is there, the acting is good — who knew Patrick Stewart would make a fascinating bad guy? — but a script that needed another pass or two and characters that needed more fleshing out drag this down for me.
Mini Review: I wanted to like this more. The premise is the most basic of horror, and it should work: getting in trouble for seeing something you shouldn’t have. In this case, a murder in the back room of a neo-Nazi Bar.
But the characters are flat and dull. Dialogue is muddled both figuratively — I could never quite understand what the bad guys were planning at any given time — and literally, as much is so muted or mumbled, you need subtitles. The tension is there, the acting is good — who knew Patric...
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