Kill 'em All

This is insane.  After a brief exposition featuring a few world-class assassins, eight find themselves waking in a rusting, industrial wasteland.  Set to fight against each other by an unknown mastermind, of course those featured in the pre-show survive the early slaughter, team up, and set out to escape - or seek revenge.

Kill 'em All
2012, 86 minutes, directed by Raimund Huber

The Hangover Part II

Having seen the original film in the theater, I can't imagine a sequel being anything more than a warmed over rehash of the same basic plot.  Having now seen the sequel courtesy of our I-haven't-gotten-around-to-cancelling-it-since-Game-of-Thrones-ended HBO subscription, my presumptions are vindicated.

The Hangover Part II
2011, 102 minutes, directed by Todd Phillips

Alone

Although I dislike horror, especially including the shockfest, I find that Alone, seen September 22, does have redeeming qualities. I appreciated the plot twists and turns, which served and advanced the story instead of merely setting up the next visual effects shock.

Alone
2007, 95 minutes, directed by B. Pisanthanakun and P. Wongpoom