The Expelled
(2010)
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The Expelled
(2010)
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Ruth Gemmell | ... | |
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Emma Cleasby | ... |
Lucy
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| Finlay Robertson | ... |
James
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| Roxanne McKee | ... |
Nicky
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Tom Mannion | ... |
Gary
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Mike Burnside | ... |
Douglas
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Janitor
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Jamie Kenna | ... |
Brian Stanton
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| Tina Barnes | ... |
Policewoman
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| Alexander Ellis | ... |
Policeman
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| Ian Cullen | ... |
Maths Teacher
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In England, the teacher of the Wittering College Robert Anderson is hit in the face by a student and is forced to take three months vacation to avoid being sued by the parents of the student. Robert is affected by the incident and a couple of months later, he is emotionally disturbed, alcoholic and separated of his wife Helen. Their daughter Kate lives with her mother and has classes with Robert, but she does not respect her father. The principal of Wittering College, Sarah Balham (Ruth Gemmell), loathes Robert and wants to get rid of him, but the Union does not allow her to fire him. When Robert reads about violence in another school, he sends a memo advising the employees of the school and he is considered paranoid and delusional by everybody. One day after hours, Robert notes some strange movements outside the school and he advises the security guard James that does not give much attention to the discredited Robert. But sooner Robert realizes that the Wittering College is under ... Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
This is a great independent effort. They really take an old fashioned simple concept and make it entertaining. The only real character to speak of is an alcoholic Teacher who appears to be coming slowly undone more and more. After being attacked by a student one day everything just seems to be going wrong for him. I'll just leave it at that. As the viewers were just kind of watching a regular day at school that goes horribly wrong when menacing faceless(which is also a nice touch) killers start slowly taking out all in their way. The movie works with a lot of camera angles, but has a couple of decent gore shots. The directors seemed to be making a more cerebral approach which worked with the breathing and spooky sound tracks. Also, the movie didn't wear out its welcome at an hour and 15 minutes. I would say this is a very watchable British horror flick indeed.