31

2016 "Welcome to hell."
5.1| 1h42m| R| en
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Five carnival workers are kidnapped and held hostage in an abandoned, Hell-like compound where they are forced to participate in a violent game, the goal of which is to survive twelve hours against a gang of sadistic clowns.

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Jeanskynebu the audience applauded
SnoReptilePlenty Memorable, crazy movie
Stellead Don't listen to the Hype. It's awful
Spidersecu Don't Believe the Hype
pattorrus The movie was very good and entertaining I love the whole murder world plot. Rob zombie once again has done something brilliant to entertain his fan base. As always on this dreadful site a lot of dreadful people crying that the movie was very horrible just proves to you that the population is garbage seriously though why do stupid people still watch something if they hate it it just a bunch of lousy no good turds that all. Ignore those unworthy aholes and watch the film
bornskeptic ....if Rob Zombie promises to never make another movie. You kind of assume that after a few years of doing anything, you would get better at it. Zombie has regressed. Or simply gotten lazy. No matter, this thing was awful. I won't bother to analyze specifics here, but the man should go back to music and leave moviemaking to the talentless amateurs of the world....cuz they make better flicks.
broadsword42 I really don't understand all the negative reviews for this movie. I suppose I should start with full disclosure - I am a Rob Zombie fan. I don't love everything he does - I hated "The Lords of Salem" - but I've enjoyed everything else the man has done. When I first read about this movie, I was apprehensive, after i found Rob's previous film was not to my liking at all. Add in some of the things that I read on IMDb after "31" was released, and I had already made up my mind that I was going to be disappointed. Then, I sat down to watch "31". To say that I was pleasantly surprised is a serious understatement. I had read that the characters were unlikable, but on the contrary I found myself cheering for them unreservedly. I had read that the film was misogynistic, but I thought that the females were portrayed as competent, strong heroines. I had read that the dialogue was bad, but I found that the words coming out of the characters mouths were believable and, when appropriate, either hilarious or riveting. Granted, this movie probably isn't for everyone - if the female form bothers you, or if you find violence distasteful, then you should steer clear. On the other hand, if you like bloodshed or you enjoy cheering on some regular people who are placed in terrible circumstances, or even if you're just a fan of tense thrillers, then this movie is for you. Rob Zombie has written and directed perhaps his finest movie with "31", and I hope that more people will give this underrated gem a chance.
bethany_ford70 I loved this movie! The characters were regular people that anyone one of us would know, work with and be friends with. The 70's retro touches were great and exactly what I remembered the 70's looking like. Sheri Moon Zombie has really upped her acting game from when I first saw her in House of 1000 Corpses. She did a great job in Halloween, and was even better in The Lord's of Salem and now in this role really shows off her abilities. She makes the transition of her character from the opening to the end result natural and believable. I like that these friends and co-workers don't turn on each other as they do in so many other movies where people are put into these situations. They always turn on each other and it's every man for themselves. They worked together, they fought together. I love that Rob Zombie uses the same actors in his films. Seeing them play different parts is always really interesting. To be honest I loved the fact the women were kick butt in this film. They weren't super heroes, they were just regular women put in a terrible situation that rose to the occasion. The men weren't assholes or macho jerks. They looked out for the women where they could, because that's what good men do, but they weren't getting in the way of each other either. They played to their strengths. Tanks up front, light fighters coming up behind. It made sense. I think that's what really strikes me about this movie the most. I wasn't yelling at the screen because the characters were doing something stupid. Their actions made sense to me, were things I could see myself doing. (Not that I want to ever find myself in that situation.) Richard Brake's performance was amazing. I found him both interesting and terrifying at the same time. Really, all of the actors did an amazing job. There's not a single performance that I thought was sub-par. I recommend watching this movie, especially if you're a Rob Zombie fan, but even if you're not, it's a good movie and definitely worth taking the time for.