| Date | Area | Gross |
|---|---|---|
| 24 April 2004 | Australia | AUD 804,000 |
AFI Award |
| Best Achievement in Cinematography |
| Best Achievement in Costume Design |
| Best Actor in a Lead Role |
| Best Actor in a Supporting Role |
| Best Director |
| Best Film |
| Date | Area | Gross |
|---|---|---|
| 24 April 2004 | Australia | AUD 804,000 |
A group of teenagers find themselves trapped in an enormous castle on prom night. The teens discover that there is no way out and try to figure out exactly why they are stuck in the place.
This is truly a bizarre, bleak, dark, and depressing film. This film is clearly a brutal attack on the church, the priesthood, and mankind in general.
This Netflix original is so good! besides having a great plot, the show is funny and definitely entertaining to watch.
This film has it all! everything that you would want from a b movie horror....
A hard story about Church and pedophiles. The title, El Club, is the only fantasy-comedy part there is in this film.
That was absolutely entertaining from the beginning to end. The other two were the House of Flowers and Club de Cuervos (spelling?
I love this series, I can't wait until the second season appears, I hope with all my heart that a second season will appear !
"El Club" by Pablo Larrain as "No" (2012) movies with a burden of historical and political transcendent defining only one side of the coin of Chile. Portrays a crude but important insight into a very small part of a country that is more than necessary to expose and raise it as a reality in the XXI century.
Since No, Pablo Larraín has been doing nothing but great movies, and The Club might be one of his best.
