P2, 2007
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P2
Directed by Franck Khalfoun
Starring Wes Bentley and Rachel Nichols

SYNOPSIS:

A corporate climber (Rachel Nichols) gets stuck working late on Christmas Eve and finds herself the target of an unhinged security guard (Wes Bentley). With no help in sight, the woman must overcome physical and psychological challenges to survive.

Robert's Review

Please for the love of movies, DO NOT go see this steaming pile of crap. "P2" is a total and complete waste of time and you will lose brain cells watching it. The acting flat-out sucks, the dialog is really cheesy, the so-called suspenseful parts are really lame and the entire movie is basically just a big excuse to showcase a few really gory killing scenes. I want my money back. This movie SUCKED!!!

All in all, I'd give this movie 1 Crazy Security Guard (out of 5). Re-watch value: NONE

Brett's Review

Ok so there are bad movies and then there are BAD movies! "P2" is exactly what people mean when they say Hollywood has officially run out of good ideas. Then they go make a movie about a parking garage and deranged killer, and a pretty girl. Well I think this movie should be put in its proper place and flushed out with the rest of the garbage. Overall I thought this movie lacked in every aspect of movie making, I felt the acting was sub-par, and the story (or what tried to pass as a story) SUCKED. My advice for this snot blown waste heap is to avoid and stay clear. Save your $10.00 and go see something else.

Overall Rating: 0.5 Garages (out of 5). Re-Watch Value: NONE (It is not even Netflix worthy).

Trivia: (1) The film was shot in two months, exclusive at night, at a real working Toronto parking garage. (2) There were 14 white dresses. Each one was in various stages of dirtiness and decay. (3) Three different dogs were used to portray the Rottweiler.