Patrick Stewart stars as the skinhead leader of a White supremacist club in the fear-filled shocker.

In Green Room, the celebrated British actor takes on a menacing role as a white supremacist. But is the film worth watching? Owen Gleiberman finds out.

Jeremy Saulnier’s gripping ‘Green Room’ is exploitive but in the most enjoyable way.

★★★★☆ Jeremy Saulnier’s follows up Blue Ruin (2014) with the gloriously entertaining Green Room (2015), a siege movie that pits pit bulls and mur...

Jeremy Saulnier's follow-up to Blue Ruin maintains his knack for hair-trigger tension.

Anton Yelchin and Patrick Stewart are on opposite ends of a violent standoff in this gritty genre thriller

Neo-Nazis and punks. It can only be Jeremy Saulnier's Green Room. Head over to Empire Online for our verdict.

Starring Patrick Stewart in his most menacing role to date, the thriller hits theaters nationwide today.

'Green Room': EW review

A rock band are trapped backstage in this blood-sploshed thriller

Writer-director Jeremy Saulnier ('Blue Ruin') casts Patrick Stewart, Anton Yelchin and Imogen Poots in a gory confrontation between punk rockers and white su...

Cannes Review: 'Blue Ruin' Director Jeremy Saulnier Scores Again With Bloody 'Green Room'

The rock-and-roll life has never looked more glamorous and seductive than it does in Green Room, a merry lark in which the four members of a scrappy D.C. pun...

A shabby white-power outpost in the Oregon boondocks becomes a grim last stand for a nomadic band of college-age punk rockers in the demonically gripping "Gr...

There’s plenty to admire in Jeremy Saulnier’s follow up to Blue Ruin. But it’s not for the faint-hearted...

Sir Patrick Stewart may have been knighted by the Queen of England, but all that British virtue is set aside for his new movie, “Green Room,” which opens...

Patrick Stewart has a blast playing against type as a soft-spoken white supremacist holding a punk rock band as his temporary prisoners in Jeremy Saulnier’...

A punk band booked at a roadhouse whose patrons are skinheads unleashes a cover of the Dead Kennedys’ anthem insulting “Nazi punks.” Trouble ensues.

Rex Reed reviews the cinema.

Over the course of a long and distinguished career, actor Patrick Stewart has worked diligently to create a reputation as a serious professional - a man who ...

Green Room is an overly fussy thriller where dialogue is so direct, and shots are arranged in such a mannered way that you can't help but be distracted by ...

The best thrillers blast through fear and demand action. They drag you to the edge of your seat. They make you shout at the screen, or at least mutter your r...

A punk band must escape racist skinheads or die tryin' in this tense, nerve-shredding B movie 'Green Room' — read Peter Travers' review.

A pinched punk band — so poor they can barely afford a presence on social media — siphons their way from gig to gig before contracting an engagement at a...

Get ready for one of the most intense thrillers in years; an all-out war between a punk rock band and a gang of skinheads.

Dir. Jeremy Saulnier. US. 2015. 95mins

Dir. Jeremy Saulnier. US. 2015. 95mins

Fast and funny, the whole thing’s a bit of a scrum, says Charlotte O'Sullivan

A green room is often where nothing much happens before a show, somewhere to kill time before going on stage.

Jeremy Saulnier’s taut, gory thriller follows a punk band trapped in a music venue by neo-Nazis after witnessing a crime.

Jeremy Saulnier’s indie hit Blue Ruin, which won the FIPRESCI prize at the 2013 Directors' Fortnight and went on to enjoy a critically lauded international...

In just 94 tight minutes, Saulnier crafts a fully realized world of sleaze and desperation

Arms are lacerated, bones snapped, skulls are stabbed, and not everyone makes it out alive, but The Ain't Rights certainly make good on the promise of "Nazi ...

The acclaimed director of "Blue Ruin" continues his winning streak with a tale of a hardcore band in peril after witnessing a murder

Seeing Patrick Stewart unleash his inner evil at long last is just one good reason to see the punks-versus-Nazi-skinheads movie Green Room.

This wilfully unpleasant midnight special further demonstrates its helmer's machete-sharp sense of craft.