Movie; The Belko Experiment (2016) Caution; Spoiler Alert

The Belko Experiment

Came out; 2016
Time; 1 Hour 29 Minutes
Watched on; Netflix



Rating; R for strong bloody violence throughout, language including sexual references and some drug use



IMDB Rating; 6.1/10



Rotten Tomatoes Score;
Tomatoemeter: 53%
Average Rating: 5.4/10
Reviews Counted: 78
Fresh; 41
Rotten: 37
41% Liked it

Caution; Spoiler Alert

Synopsis;
In a twisted social experiment, eighty Americans are locked in their high-rise corporate office in Bogota, Columbia, and ordered by an unknown voice coming from the company's intercom system to participate in a deadly game of kill or be killed

Staring;
John Gallagher Jr. as Mike Milch
Tony Goldwyn as Barry Norris
Adria Arjona as Leandra Florez
John C. McGinley as Wendell Dukes
Melonie Diaz as Dany Wilkins
Owain Yeoman as Terry Winter
Sean Gunn as Marty Espenscheid



Storyline;

Same as synopsis






Thoughts;

This was the first movie I've been able to watch in quite some time. I saw this on a Top 10 under rated movies on YouTube and since we had some time, my daughter and I decided to watch it.



It's not a scary movie that will make you jump out of your seat, but it is pretty crazy. Personally I wouldn't work in a place that made me get a chip planted in my head, that's a big no for me.



The day with these people seems to start off odd, only certain employees are let into the building, soon after a voice comes on telling them how many people are in the building and how many people they need to kill. It's not at all taken seriously until people's heads start to explode.



When it's realized that the voice is serious, people start fighting and dying quickly. Mixed in with everything is a love story, a bromance, the token black security guard and the token company stoners. In the end, only one of them walks out and ends up killing the guards and the person behind the voice. The movie cuts out to a screen with tons of images on it, and you hear that phase one is concluded. I would hope they wouldn't make any more, but you never know now.