I was a bit late in finding out about this film, however, I was stunned by the quality of filmmaking on display here. This literally has it all: family drama, dry humor, sense of dread, outlandish violence, darkness, brightness, and much more. What I liked most about this film was the underlying themes at work. This film never hesitates to ask the big questions, nor does it hesitate in showing the brutality that exists in the world. While certain bits may be hard to swallow, there is much to appreciate and enjoy here. Yes, this film is violent. Yes, this film blends genres in a way I have not encountered before. Yes, the dialogue is difficult until your ear adjusts. None of this detracts from the outcome or validity of the final piece though (in my opinion at least). It seems as though the final act is the make or break for most reviewers, and while I may be in the minority, I absolutely love the direction this film takes. The sense of dread is always present, building as the film progresses. The ending brings it all together in an unpredictable, yet very satisfying way. My two suggestions: don't let previous reviews sway you, and watch it with subtitles the first time. The camera-work is exceptional, the atmosphere perfect, and the characters are unforgettable. Astoundingly good film.

I really loved Ben Wheatley Sightseers, it rates as one of the best black comedies of all time. And I love the fact that so many people don't get the fact it's a black comedy. But Killl List is not a Black Comedy and I wish it was because sadly it doesn't work on any level. It starts off with two Tarrentino style hit men killing bad people on a list for money. This is done with extreme violence and with such ease it makes you wonder if the police force even exists. We then come to the final act which sees our two heroes stumble across some sort of Wickerman cult ceremony in the grounds of an MPs estate? Without giving to much away what follows is extremely violent bloody and very unpleasant and if I'm honest made no sense whatsoever. A real shame because what had lead to this point had been quite enjoyable. Maybe one day someone out there can explain to me what the film was about. My advice watch Sightseers.

There are nuances only the uk/irish audience will appreciate in this movie however I think it still has an intensity that will resonate with most audiences. This movie is in two parts, two different parts but equally intense and with a twist that will not fail to surprise unless you've seen the trailer It will appeal to the type of person who likes crime movies and mystery movies I loved it .. hope you do to

Apart of the ending that left me with some questions I thought Kill List was an entertaining movie. I would have scored it slightly more if it was not for the ending. The ending is okay though, it's just that I like clear endings. What starts as a slow movie where you wonder how this will turn into horror or a thriller will end in a pool of violence. The plot is well written with a good amount of violence. Once the hit-man played by Neil Maskell starts his killing spree there is no stop to it. It's quite violent and graphic and that makes the movie even better. The more moderate hit-man played by Michael Smiley tries to control the anger of the other hit-man but it's a lost battle. What follows is a good violent story with enough twists to keep you interested.