Your Reviews
If i could describe Kill List in one word it would be: Crazy. At the beginning it starts to make you wonder what i going on and what is going to... en while progressing slowly. Displaying powerful emotions and acting, Kill List just grows into what you would want to be kept as a nightmare. Kill List will make you clench your fist and bite your lip, hoping the suspense will end soon. And just when you think the craziness has ended, think again. Full Review
Critic Reviews
Displaying both a nasty edge and a playful sense of humor -- but thankfully, never at the same time -- Brit import Kill List is several cuts above its fellow midbudget horror brethren.Full Review
This is a far more brutal film than Wheatley's first, 2009's "Down Terrace." Though it had crime at its center as well, it was balanced by a dry irony and far less blood. There is no offset in Kill List, with one scene so relentless in its gore that it makes the notorious elevator scene in "Drive" pale in comparison.Full Review
There's no disputing the ingenuity and even the brilliance of this mind-bending mashup, which begins as a gritty recession-era marriage drama - the opening scene features a couple arguing about whether they have the money to get the Jacuzzi fixed - and then descends into ominous violence and finally total insanity.Full Review
The final twist is both baffling and repulsive, but as an evocation of the triumph of evil, it's peerless.Full Review
There's still tremendous vitality here, and Wheatley's avoidance of yet another Guy Ritchie gabfest is a pleasure in itself.Full Review

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