Green Room is a bloody good time. As long as you're not too squeamish, you'll enjoy the ride.
An innocent, down on their luck, small-time punk rock band, "The Ain't Rights," are on the road in the Pacific Northwest. As the band tries to find work, they take a gig at a small club owned by Darcy (Patrick Stewart), After their set, they go back to the green room to gather their gear and move on. But one of them forgets their phone. When they go back to retrieve the phone, they find themselves at a murder scene in the green room.
The club staff, not wanting any witnesses to leave the scene, hold the band hostage, for more reasons than just the murder. The tension mounts as they try to find a way of escape. What follows is shot guns, machetes, and even a harrowing pit bull encounter.
The characters are good and the acting is solid. The writing and directing also make the grade, keeping the viewer invested until the final scene.
An innocent, down on their luck, small-time punk rock band, "The Ain't Rights," are on the road in the Pacific Northwest. As the band tries to find work, they take a gig at a small club owned by Darcy (Patrick Stewart), After their set, they go back to the green room to gather their gear and move on. But one of them forgets their phone. When they go back to retrieve the phone, they find themselves at a murder scene in the green room.
The club staff, not wanting any witnesses to leave the scene, hold the band hostage, for more reasons than just the murder. The tension mounts as they try to find a way of escape. What follows is shot guns, machetes, and even a harrowing pit bull encounter.
The characters are good and the acting is solid. The writing and directing also make the grade, keeping the viewer invested until the final scene.