A fictional punk band covers the Dead Kennedys’ “ Nazi Punks F*ck Off ” early in Green Room, and it could just as easily be called “Nazi Punks F*ck Off: The Movie.” Not surprisingly, I’m okay with this. It’s not often that I feel comfortable describing a film as “gnarly,” but Green Room certainly fits the bill, the kind of movie you watch and then look around the room wide eyed, hoping for a moment of mutual recognition from someone else who just got wrecked by the same wave.
Jeremy Saulnier's 'Blue Ruin' Follow-Up, 'Green Room' Doubles Down On Brutal Action
Film Drunk - 11 Sep 2015 21:50
A fictional punk band covers the Dead Kennedys’ “ Nazi Punks F*ck Off ” early in Green Room, and it could just as easily be called “Nazi Punks F*ck Off: The Movie.” Not surprisingly, I’m okay with this. It’s not often that I feel comfortable describing a film as “gnarly,” but Green Room certainly fits the bill, the kind of movie you watch and then look around the room wide eyed, hoping for a moment of mutual recognition from someone else who just got wrecked by the same wave.
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