Another Low-Budget Crafted & Cathartic Entertainment from the Director

Rating: 9/10 (26 August 2016)

This is the Second Critically Acclaimed and Fan Favorite Indie Written and Directed by Jeremy Saulnier. Street-Wise Tales of Underdogs Fighting for Survival in Hostile Situations.
This One is a Clash of Counter Culture Icons, Punk Rockers and Neo-Nazis. Saulnier takes Advantage of His Low Budgets using Confined Situations as Traps and Utilizes them for Suspense, and the Anxiety/Fear of Horrible Deaths at the Hands of Human "Monsters",
The Casting is Excellent, Notable for Patrick Stewart as the Leader of the Skinheads, and for the Final Film of Anton Yelchin, a Promising Young Actor who Accidentally Died Recently.
The Decorum and Mood are Right, as is the Dialog. The Cinematography is Appropriately Dark, Delivering a Deadly Game of "Cat and Mouse" with Low-Light Filters and Lurking Images.
It's a Riveting B-Move from Start to Finish and Delivers what it is Offering, and others in the Movie Making Field doing this Type of Thing should Take Notice. This is How it is Done. With Style, Imagination, and Wit. It's Obviously with Talent, when a Standard Formula can be so Effectively Entertaining and just a Bit Different.
Note...Although the Director has said that it is not His intention to make a "Color Scheme Trilogy", ("Blue Ruin", "Green Room") here's betting that His next Film will have "Red" in the title.