Storyline
A group of eighty American workers are locked in their office and ordered by an unknown voice to participate in a twisted game.
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Cast
Stephen Blackehart, Ricardo Hoyos, Gregg Henry, Michael Rooker, Tony Goldwyn, John Gallagher Jr., John C. McGinley, Brent Sexton, Rusty Schwimmer, Abraham Benrubi, Sean Gunn, Mikaela Hoover, Valentine Miele, Melonie Diaz, James Earl, David Del Rio, David Dastmalchian, Josh Brener, Owain Yeoman, Adria Arjona, Gail Bean, Benjamin Byron Davis, Silvia de Dios, Cindy Better, Andrés Suárez, Joe Fria, Maia Landaburu, Santiago Bejarano, Maruia Shelton, Luna Baxter, Juan Manuel Lenis, Kristina Lilley, Monica Giraldo, Maria Juliana Caicedo, Juan Ortega, Manuel Torres, Yeison Alvarez, Guillermo Galindo, Silvia Varon, Julio Nava, Anton Tarazov, Isnardo Saenz, Lorena Tobar, Alvaro Garcia, Alietta Montero, Ximena Rodriguez, Juan Villegas, Gamal Dillard, Carlos Enrique Gómez
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Reviews
80
As a self-aware guilty pleasure, The Belko Experiment may not quite seize greatness, but it does give it a playful squeeze.
70
The Belko Experiment rides a gushing wave of carnage through the elevators of an unsuspecting office building, gleefully making wolves out of sheep.
58
The Film Stage
In the hands of McClean, the film’s violence feels often overwrought instead of fun.
50
Slant Magazine
The film's characters are stock types without enough satirical texture to fulfill their function in the narrative.
50
The film’s down-and-dirty nastiness does have its merits, but the bloodshed isn’t nearly as interesting when the characters are as exciting as a spreadsheet.
