• The Collection (2012)

    A young woman named Elena (Emma Fitzpatrick) sneaks out of her house one night to attend an exclusive party, unaware of the horror that awaits her. A sick criminal known as The Collector crashes the party in search of fresh victims. When Elena goes into hiding, she finds and frees Arkin (Josh Stewart), The Collector's captive. Arkin manages to escape, but Elena is taken prisoner. A mercenary friend of Elena's father then forces Arkin to come along on a mission to free the young woman.

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The Collection
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Release Date: November 30th, 2012

DVD Release Date: March 26th, 2013

R |1 hr 22 min

Plot Summary

A young woman named Elena (Emma Fitzpatrick) sneaks out of her house one night to attend an exclusive party, unaware of the horror that awaits her. A sick criminal known as The Collector crashes the party in search of fresh victims. When Elena goes into hiding, she finds and frees Arkin (Josh Stewart), The Collector's captive. Arkin manages to escape, but Elena is taken prisoner. A mercenary friend of Elena's father then forces Arkin to come along on a mission to free the young woman.

Cast: Josh Stewart, Emma Fitzpatrick, Lee Tergesen, Christopher McDonald, Randall Archer, Johanna Braddy, Daniel Sharman, Navi Rawat

Director: Marcus Dunstan

Genres: Horror , Thriller

Production Co: Fortress Features

Distributors: LD Entertainment

Keywords: House , Rescue , Father , Hotel , Intense , 2010s , Friend ,

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  • 50
    Frank ScheckThe Hollywood Reporter

    Unfortunately, the Collector simply isn't a very interesting screen villain. Clad in a black mask that reveals only his eyes and mouth, he mainly communicates by heavy breathing. It makes one yearn for the perversely witty chatter of Jigsaw. show more

  • 60
    Ian BuckwalterNPR

    Genre aficionados are likely to revel in every crunched bone, gratuitous decapitation and slow-motion iron-maiden impaling. show more

  • 75
    Slant Magazine

    Whereas the later "Saw" films were hampered by bloated backstory, various ostentatious agendas, and self-satisfied sadism, The Collection feels utterly unburdened by anything but its lean, fleet-footed plot. show more

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