This bloody, satiric thriller is far more effective as grindhouse pulp than as social commentary.

James Gunn and Greg McLean's horror is Hunger Games meets HR. Read the Empire review.

We live in disturbing times. 'Belko' is an appropriately disreputable, gleefully disturbing movie.

Greg McLean and screenwriter James Gunn lock scores of office workers up to kill each other in brisk, bloody thriller 'The Belko Experiment.'

The staff have 30 minutes to kill two of their office co-workers in this latest gorefest from the Blumhouse stable

A pull-quote on a poster announces that “The Belko Experiment” is “ 'Office Space' meets ‘Battle Royale.’ ” That's not praise so much as a declar...

Greg McLean and James Gunn turn just another day at the office into full-blown battle royale.

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Bored cubicle workers at an anodyne human resources company in Colombia at first think it’s a prank when the windows are sealed off and a voice comes on th...

This film, set in Colombia, wallows in the cheap and hackneyed irony of choreographed slaughter.

Nasty and aggressively nauseating, The Belko Experiment is another bloodbath from the “Midnight Madness” section of last year’s Toronto International F...

Even the most diehard gorehounds and James Gunn supporters should give this stinker a pass.

What more can be done with the “Ten Little Indians” formula — packing people into a “trapped” scenario, and picking them off, one-by-one? “The Be...

Work is a killer, literally, in this violent thriller from the director of Wolf Creek

Read our The Belko Experiment review from TIFF. The James Gunn-scripted, Greg Mclean-directed horror thriller stars John Gallagher Jr. and Tony Goldwyn.

Australian director Greg McLean delivers a macabre satire with undisguised relish.

With the overwhelming presence of ideology on contemporary film criticism (this writer will admit that the majority of his festival coverage last year likely...

You’ll laugh, you’ll cry and you’ll probably gag – and you’ll likely be all the better for it

Putting characters into a single space, applying a few narrative rules, and then seeing what happens is nothing new, and at this year’s Toronto Internation...

★★☆☆☆Eighty workers are trapped in an office block and a Big Brother-style voice announces that unless two of their colleagues are killed, more wil...

The film is Battle Royale in a corporate setting, but while it edges up to some ideas that might make it relevant, it falls back on cheap gore.

It's bring-your-homicidal-tendencies-to-work day in this bloody dull lark from writer James Gunn ("Guardians of the Galaxy")

It’s co-worker against co-worker when an office building turns into a battlefield in a dark thriller written by James Gunn.

"The Belko Experiment" offers the cheerfully mean-spirited spectacle of numerous trapped people killing each other lest they be killed.

The movie mashes up The Office and Hunger Games to little effect.

The fundamental ironic juxtaposition, ultraviolence meets corporate banality, is a bludgeon.

The Belko Experiment rides a gushing wave of carnage through the elevators of an unsuspecting office building, gleefully making wolves out of sheep.