Escape Room (2017)

Six friends test their intelligence when an escape room they participate in takes a dark and twisted turn.

Director:

Will Wernick

Writers:

Noah Dorsey (as Noah A.D.), Noah Dorsey (story) (as Noah A.D.)

Stars:

Evan Williams, Annabelle Stephenson, Elisabeth Hower

Cast

Credited cast:
Evan Williams	...	Tyler
Annabelle Stephenson	...	Natasha
Elisabeth Hower	...	Christen
Dan J. Johnson	...	Anderson
John Ierardi	...	Conrad
Kelly Delson	...	Tabby
Iris Avalee	...	Hadlee
Darrel Cherney	...	Detective Grate
Cathy Diane Tomlin	...	Detective Spell
Cali Fredrichs	...	Nurse
Lance Caraway	...	Homeless Man
David Hill	...	Valet
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kevin Althoff	...	Waiter
Emily Buchan	...	Party Goer
Billy Flynn	...	Victor

Storyline

Six friends test their intelligence when an escape room they participate in takes a dark and twisted turn.

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Plot Keywords:

room | telephone call | trapped | birthday | puzzle | 

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Taglines:

One hour. One exit. Who can you trust?

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Genres:

Horror | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for horror violence, language throughout, nudity and some sexual material

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

29 September 2017 (Taiwan)

Also Known As:

Escape Room

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Escape Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

81 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Billy Flynn plays Victor in this one but on the show Days of our Lives he plays the enemy to Victor Kiriakis aka John Aniston, real life dad To Jennifer Aniston.

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Soundtracks

Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag
Written by George Asaf
Arranged by Crystal Grooms Mangano
Performed by Tony Galla
Courtesy of Groomsy Music

User Reviews

The tittle is fitting

This is "The game meets "Saw", but not in a good way. Characters are cardboard, no back story. The only true performance that merits attention is Natasha" she carries the movie. The lead did a semi good job making the audience "hate him" but doesn't have that "it" factor to be a lead. The beginning seemed like the writer didn't quite know how to start with the story, but seemed to pick it up (a tiny bit) toward the middle but get writers block at the conclusion. There is lee way for a sequel, but I escaped and I'm not going back.