Storyline
Desperate to repay his debt to his ex-wife, an ex-con plots a heist at his new employer's country home, unaware that a second criminal has also targeted the property, and rigged it with a series of deadly traps.
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Cast
Gregory Alan Williams, Karley Scott Collins, Josh Stewart, Krystal Mayo, Diane Ayala Goldner, William Morse, Hiro Koda, Juan Fernández, Robert Wisdom, Michael Showers, Daniella Alonso, Andrea Roth, Madeline Zima, Bill Stinchcomb, Michael Reilly Burke, Haley Pullos, Alex Feldman, Brett Forbes, Eric Kelly McFarland, Jabari Thomas, Colvin Roberson, John Snell, Jon Dainty, David Pitt, Philip Poth, Patrick Rizzotti, Tom Gulager
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Reviews
70
Variety
With both feet planted firmly on the sticky accelerator of the torture-porn vehicle, The Collector is a surprisingly stylish and confident high-concept thriller.
50
Either you go for this sort of extreme, senseless gore or you don't. With its plot and lead performance, The Collector is, at least, an unusual specimen.
50
Making his directorial debut, Dunstan displays a knack for building suspense. And yet, weirdly, amidst all the requisite blood spray, one senses a reluctance on the filmmaker’s part to linger lovingly over the pierced skins and protruding entrails of the killer’s various victims.
42
For his directorial debut, The Collector, Dunstan streamlines the "Saw" concept slightly by silencing the killer and focusing more intently on a house that’s been converted into a jury-rigged deathtrap.
30
The Collector feels like the final, welcome nail in the bizarrely popular torture-porn coffin.
