Severance

Release Date:: May 18, 2007
Rated:: strong bloody violence, language, drug content and some sexuality/nudity
Runtime:: 1 hr. 35 min.
Genres:: Horror
Cast:: Danny Dyer, Laura Harris, Tim McInnerny, Toby Stephens, Claudie Blakley. Full cast + crew

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On DVD: Released Sep. 25, 2007

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When the president of a high-profile international-arms supplier takes his six best employees to an Eastern European mountain retreat as a means of rewarding them for all of their hard work, their team-building getaway turns into a life-or-death game of kill or be killed in Creep director Christopher Smith's suspenseful comedy thriller. Palisade Defense isn't just the leading supplier of weaponry for the war on terror, it's a company that truly cares about its employees. When the Palisade Defense's European sales division exceeds expectations, the president decides that his dedicated employees deserve a relaxing corporate team-building retreat. The trip takes a turn for the worst, however, when a deadly enemy infiltrates the retreat with the singular goal of ensuring that no one gets out alive. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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1.0

Dave White

… only occasionally interesting, and the comedy isn't funny. Full Review

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62out of 100

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