The Last Round

Name: The Last Round
Genre: Drama
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 7.5
Cast: William B. Davis, Richard Lounello, Michael F. Hayes

2005
Unrated
1h 30m

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7.5/10

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Drama

A cryptic message stenciled on graffiti covered walls brings six strangers together at a desolate location to play Russian roulette. The rules are simple... one spin, six pulls. William B. D... Read allA cryptic message stenciled on graffiti covered walls brings six strangers together at a desolate location to play Russian roulette. The rules are simple... one spin, six pulls. William B. Davis (The X-Files) portrays the catalyst to this game of desperate souls. In finding men w... Read allA cryptic message stenciled on graffiti covered walls brings six strangers together at a desolate location to play Russian roulette. The rules are simple... one spin, six pulls. William B. Davis (The X-Files) portrays the catalyst to this game of desperate souls. In finding men willing to put their lives on the line, six distinct stories unfold. At the table is a trou... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

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Adapted from B-Independent.com's 2003 Underground Short Film Of The Year, The Last Round is the feature length telling of the movie that Film Threat calls "A taut drama".

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8/10

A deep, dark movie that will leave you thinking!

I saw this movie at a special screening and went just to support the cast. I am so glad they invited me! This movie was so thought provoking. It is one thing to watch a video of friends and places that you know but another thing altogether to watch a well shot movie that just happens to have your friends in it. The art in this movie is great, from the circular table in the dark room, to the shot of lattice work on the porch. The twists keep coming and the story is well written. This movie falls in the genre of psychological thriller. You sense the torture each player (well, almost each) goes through to bring them to the game and the scenes with Percy are heart wrenching. Add in the fact that they included comic relief and you get a well rounded movie.