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Posted: July 24th, 2009.
Four walls, four strangers and no escape. Welcome to The Killing Room.
In need of some ready cash, four unwitting volunteers sign up to what they believe is a paid marketing study, only torealise that they are being used as subjects in a deadly, classified psychological government program.
Directed by Jonathan Liebesman (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning) and based on true events, The Killing Roomis a terrifying journey into the claustrophobic world of banned psychological practices. Screen icon Chloe Sevignystars alongside Peter Stormare, Timothy Hutton, Nick Cannon and Clea DuVall.
In 1975 the Rockerfeller Commission ordered for the classified MK-Ultra project to be brought down, as an investigationcommenced, no evidence was found proving the existence of the unit. 34 years later, the program is still running.
When fiercely ambitions Emily Riley (Sevigny), a naive military body language expert, is offered the job of a lifetimeshe accepts the challenge. Brought into the fold of sinister Dr Phillips (Stormare), she is tested on her clinicaland physiological observation skills, unaware of the doctor’s MK-Ultra affiliation. What starts as an exercise ends ina boiler room pressure nightmare.
Shot in the frightening enclosure of a stark clinical medical unit, the tension in this terrifying psychological horrorrises as Riley witnesses four lives under the microscope, all at the mercy of Phillips’ twisted design.
Essential viewing for fans of Saw, Se7en and The Silence of the Lambs, The Killing Room is a jaw-dropping account of whathappens when the men in white coats are the insane ones.
The DVD is released on August 17th, it runs for 89 mins and retails for £12.99 on DVD,but is currently on Amazon at the link above for £7.98.
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