The Killing Room - 2009

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The.Killing.Room.2009.NTSC.DVD.RO-Kprice
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Title: The killing room
Release Date: 07/29/09
DVD Retail Date: 07/01/09
Film Genre: Drama/thriller
Encoding: DVDR
DVD Runtime: 93 mins
iMDB Rating: 6.0/10
Image Type: iso
Sound Quality: AC3 2.0
Downsampled: Untouched
Bitrate: Untouched
DVD Region: NTSC/free
Menu/Extras: Yes/Yes
Subtitles: Romanian
Languages: English
Aspect Ratio: Widescreen

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Cast:
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Nick Cannon ... Paul Brodie
Clea DuVall ... Kerry Isalano
Timothy Hutton ... Crawford Haines
Chlo Sevigny ... Ms. Reilly
Peter Stormare ... Dr. Phillips
Shea Whigham ... Tony Mazzolla
Anoop Kaur Sikand ... Nurse
Bill Stinchcomb ... Cope
Meade Patton ... Forsythe
Luke Sexton ... Orderly #1
Tim J. Smith ... Orderly #2 (as T. Joel Smith)
Michael Byrnes ... Orderly #3
Gus Krieger ... Prisoner #1

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Plot:
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Four volunteers sign up for what initially appears to be a
typical paid research study, only to discover that they've
unwittingly become involved with a classified government
program that was said to have been terminated nearly two
decades ago, in this tense psychological thriller from director
Jonathan Liebesman. The allure of a little extra cash proving
too powerful to resist, four strangers decide to partake in a
paid research study. As the study gets underway, the group is
presented with a series of questions, and given a finite window
of time in which each individual member must submit a unique
numerical answer. At first, the participants all assume that
the subject who gives the most obviously incorrect answer will
be removed from the experiment, though it doesn't take long for
the group to realize that the correct answer isn't always the
answer that the researchers are looking for. Meanwhile, as the
brooding Dr. Phillips (Peter Stormare) attempts to manipulate
the study to get the answers he wants, the newest member of his
team, military psychologist Ms. Reilly (Chloe Sevigny) begins
questioning the ethics of such a diabolical experiment

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