Kill List (2011)

Kill List (2011)

⭐ 6.5/10
📅 October 7, 2011
⏱️ 95 minutes

Kill List (2011) was released in 2011. The main lead cast includes: Neil Maskell, MyAnna Buring, Michael Smiley. The writers behind the story are: Ben Wheatley, Amy Jump. The movie was created by the producer(s) Simon Winstone and director(s) Ben Wheatley. It was made with an estimated budget of $1.6 million. It performed well approximately $375,000 at the box office. Filming took place in United Kingdom. The main genres of this movie are the following: Horror, Thriller. It is available in the following languages: English.

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Kill List is a tense and unsettling British horror thriller that starts as a hitman story before delving into disturbing cult horror. Neil Maskell stars as Jay, a contract killer whose latest assignment leads him into a terrifying underworld. Director Ben Wheatley expertly blends genres, creating an unpredictable and bleak atmosphere filled with dread and shocking twists. The film’s slow-burn tension and ambiguous narrative have earned it critical acclaim and a cult following.

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Kill List Casts

Kill List is a movie featuring a cast of available actors, including:

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Neil Maskell
Neil Maskell
MyAnna Buring
MyAnna Buring
Michael Smiley
Michael Smiley

🎬Kill List Directors

Ben Wheatley

✍️Kill List Writers

Ben Wheatley
Amy Jump

🎭Kill List Producers

Simon Winstone

🎞️Genres

Horror
Thriller

👥Target Audience

Adults

📖Story

A hitman’s latest job descends into chaos as he uncovers dark cult secrets.

⏱️Duration

95 minutes

🌍Country of Origin

United Kingdom

📅Release Date

October 7, 2011

📍Shooting Locations

These locations were selected for Kill List shooting:

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United Kingdom

🌐Supported Languages

You can watch Kill List in multiple languages:

English

💰Box Office Performance

Budget
$1.6 million
Box Office
$375,000

⭐IMDB Rating

Rating for Kill List by IMDB:

6.5
/ 10

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