Kill List heading to UK DVD and Blu-ray next month, US one to follow?

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

I am so excited to check out KILL LIST, the UK film that has had excellent reviews and has come highly recommended from trusted friends. Well the film is getting a UK DVD and Blu-ray release on December 26th! With this announcement, we can only hope that the US distributors IFC will make an announcement for the US soon. It will actually be available On Demand from January 4th, so perhaps around then we’ll hear more.

The UK release will sport the following extras:

  • * Commentary with Director Ben Wheatley and Writer Amy Jump
  • * Commentary with Actors Neil Maskell, MyAnna Buring and Michael Smiley
  • * Audio Description
  • * Making Of Kill List
  • * Interview with Ben Wheatley
  • * Interview with Neil Maskell and MyAnna Buring
  • * Interview with Clarie Jones and Andrew Starke
  • * Trailer

That is a pretty loaded release, fingers crossed the future US one will get the same treatment.

Eight months after a botched job in Kiev, Jay (Neil Maskell) is an out-of-work hitman with no job, money, health insurance and a wife constantly on his case. But when his business partner Gal (Michael Smiley) comes over for dinner and pressures Jay into taking a new assignment, Jay quickly finds himself back in the game with the promise of a big payoff after three assassinations. Although the hits start off without incident, soon things begin to unravel and Jay’s paranoia reveals itself  as he is plunged into the heart of darkness.

The second feature from British director Ben Wheatley (DOWN TERRACE) KILL LIST (which premiered at the 2011 SXSW Film Festival) features incredibly natural rich performances, jet black humor and nail-biting suspense that work to keep the audience always off-guard. Moving from kitchen-sink drama to character study to crime thriller, KILL LIST ends up at something more fundamentally profound and wonderfully disturbing.

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