Is it good?
Meh but this is a special type of horror movie that is not good but so much fun

The Belko Experiment
Just another day at the office.
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Release Date
3/17/2016Runtime
89 minsOverview
A group of eighty American workers are locked in their office and ordered by an unknown voice to participate in a twisted game.
Status
ReleasedOriginal Language
EnglishBudget
$5,000,000Revenue
$10,166,820Homepage
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How It Feels
Read from this film's synopsis, keywords and credits, and used to work out what it sits beside.
A claustrophobic descent into savagery as office workers are forced into lethal choices by an unseen authority. It's a visceral, escalating nightmare that strips away civility in real time.
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Heads up

John Gallagher Jr.
Mike Milch

Tony Goldwyn
Barry Norris

Adria Arjona
Leandra Flores

John C. McGinley
Wendell Dukes

Melonie Díaz
Dany Wilkins

Michael Rooker
Bud Melks

Josh Brener
Keith McLure

Owain Yeoman
Terry Winters

Sean Gunn
Marty Espenscheid

Brent Sexton
Vince Agostino

David Dastmalchian
Alonso 'Lonny' Crane

David Del Rio
Roberto Jerez
Reviews
From director Greg McLean, the genius behind two of my favorite films, <I>Wolf Creek</i> and its sequel, <I>Wolf Creek 2</i>, comes this balls to the wall, insane film about a government experiment that pins everyone against each other in a live or die situation, and where only one can live. If you ever had any negative feelings/thoughts about any of your coworkers, maybe even the company itself, this is the film for you. However, thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic and the ability to work remote, a situation similar to <I>The Belko Experiment</i> will never, ever come about. Or will it?
Written by James Gunn, who's behind many of those <I>Guardians of the Galaxy films</i>, including the awesome <I>Dawn of the Dead</i> (2004) and <I>Slither</i>, you'll see a number of familiar faces in the crowd, but they don't last for long as they become bait in this hunt to kill thriller feature. Upon introduction to many of them, for which we learn about their character's personalities, you can't wait to see how they are killed and, boy, is it fun to watch!
Our rewatch on our LG OLED TV in filmmaker mode was a dream come true as we watched multiple people get butchered on on our big (small) screen, much to our delight, for 90 minutes. Keep these films coming!
<b>Final thoughts:</b>
Great premise with a solid story and even greater outcome. All hail McLean!
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