Bone-idle.ie writes "With a reletivly small budget of £1/2mill Ben Wheatly has written and directed what is being called the "scariest Hitman Film Ever" and one of the best British Film of the year."
Kill List is an entirely symbolic exploration of the descent into evil.
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Kill List is the second film by British director Ben Wheatley, following on from 2009’s Down Terrace. Co-written with his wife Amy Jump, the film is something of a genre mashup, taking in kitchen sink domestic drama, the 'one last job' hitman movie, and, somewhat jarringly, occult horror.
I'm sorry but with a 500k budget there is absolutely no excuse that your movie looks like it was shot on a Canon DSLR.
For god's sake 35mm film is pocket change at half a mil.
even with a 500K budget they can afford 35mm film, so why does it look like it was shot digital... I mean for god's sake at least go for RED or Alexa, this looks like it was shot on a 7D