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P2

A new level of terror.
2007 | 98m | English

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A businesswoman finds herself locked with a unhinged security guard in a parking garage after getting stuck working late on Christmas Eve.
Release Date: Nov 09, 2007
Director: Franck Khalfoun
Writer: Franck Khalfoun, Alexandre Aja, Grégory Levasseur
Genres: Horror, Thriller
Keywords kidnapping, parking garage, basement garage, psychopath, security guard, executive, christmas
Production Companies Summit Entertainment
Box Office Revenue: $7,766,240
Budget: $3,500,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Rachel Nichols Angela Bridges
Wes Bentley Thomas
Simon Reynolds Bob Harper
Philip Akin Karl
Miranda Edwards Jody
Paul Sun-Hyung Lee Man in Elevator
Grace Lynn Kung Woman in Elevator
Philip Williams Cop #1
Arnold Pinnock Cop #2
Bathsheba Garnett Homeless Woman
Franck Khalfoun Newsman
Stephanie Moore Lorraine (voice)
Name Job
Jamie Jones Stunt Coordinator
Franck Khalfoun Screenplay, Director
Alexandre Aja Screenplay, Story
Grégory Levasseur Screenplay, Story
Edward A. Queffelec Stunts
Nathan Whitehead First Assistant Sound Editor
Jennifer Markowitz Casting Assistant
Mark Bennett Casting
Robin D. Cook Casting
Ruth Secord Costume Design
Patrick McMahon Editor
Andrew Hull Art Direction
Oleg M. Savytski Production Design
Liesl Deslauriers Set Decoration
Etheline Joseph Key Hair Stylist
Diane Mazur Key Makeup Artist
Chi Fung First Assistant Director
Jim Benton Carpenter
Darcy Ellard Carpenter
Bruce Graydon Carpenter
Harry Kassardjian Carpenter
Grant Kilroy Carpenter
Takashi Komai Carpenter
Alan Moy Carpenter
Shane Wanstall Carpenter
Jeff Flint Carpenter
Ron Lightfoot Construction Coordinator
Jeff Graydon Head Carpenter
Ken Aziz Painter
Neil Haines Painter
David Kim Painter
Enrique Patritti Painter
Michael Zaharuk Painter
James R. Murray Property Master
Jerry Nicolaou Second Assistant Art Director
David Maltese Set Decoration Buyer
Graham Caswell Set Designer
William Kucheran Set Dresser
Cherie Spencer Set Dresser
Andrea Dietrich Storyboard Artist
Dennis Daigle Best Boy Electric
Paolo Perin Best Boy Grip
Darren Spriet Camera Loader
Brian Gedge Camera Operator
David Perkins Camera Operator
Chris Alexander Camera Operator
Bart Bialasik Camera Trainee
Johnny Wersta Dolly Grip
Brent Marrale Electrician
Ramesh Yogendran Electrician
Robert Dias Electrician
Kevin LeBlanc First Assistant "A" Camera
Ernest Spiteri First Assistant "B" Camera
Lem Ristsoo First Assistant "C" Camera
Ira Cohen Gaffer
Paul Michel Gaffer
Yuri Sandler Grip
Chris Wilson Grip
Robin Lopes Grip
Christopher J. Toudy Key Grip
Blain Thrush Second Assistant Camera
Steve Wilkie Still Photographer
Eric Thompson ADR Mixer
Jason Hopfner Boom Operator
Gregg Barbanell Foley Artist
Christopher Alba Foley Editor
Lucy Sustar Foley Mixer
David Hingorany Sound Mix Technician
Rick Penn Sound Mixer
Gabriel J. Serrano Sound Recordist
Mark Larry Supervising Sound Editor
Brock Jolliffe Special Effects Coordinator
Geoff Hill Special Effects Technician
Damon Bishop Prosthetics
François Dagenais Prosthetics
Christy Beckert Digital Compositor
August Coleman Digital Compositor
Chad Goei Digital Compositor
Diana Hinek Digital Compositor
Tim Vincent Digital Intermediate Colorist
Laura LeFaivre Visual Effects Producer
Jamison Scott Goei Visual Effects Supervisor
Tom Farr Stunt Coordinator
Robin Bigglestone Assistant Costume Designer
Emerald Goldsmith Casting Assistant
Brian Day Assistant Editor
Harry Muller Color Timer
Jeff Chaves Colorist
Jeremy Pinard Assistant Location Manager
Jorge Contreras Location Assistant
Roger Lumyoung Location Assistant
Thomas Vencelides Location Manager
Dwight Mikkelsen Conductor
Stephen Lotwis Music Editor
Buck Damon Music Supervisor
Richard Bronskill Orchestrator
Jeffery Alan Jones Orchestrator
Larry Rench Orchestrator
Eddie Bowman Transportation Coordinator
Steven 'Sparky' Carr Transportation Captain
Darren Martin Craft Service
Ashleigh Millar Craft Service
David Kinnersly Craft Service
Carla Spizziri First Assistant Accountant
Pauline K. Quong Payroll Accountant
Julie Hansen Post Production Accountant
Kym Crepin Production Accountant
Ryan Eldridge Production Assistant
Will Taylor Production Assistant
Dan Warry-Smith Production Assistant
Cristin L. Cornett Production Coordinator
Jill Carter Script Supervisor
Lisa Shamata Unit Publicist
Tom Hajdu Music
Andy Milburn Music
Chris David Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Greg Copeland Production Manager
Bradley M. Goodman Post Production Supervisor
Andrea Isaacs Executive In Charge Of Production
Mary Ann Stevens Stunts
Cotton Mather Stunts
Peter Yan Stunts
Marshall Garlington Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Travis MacKay ADR Recordist
Leland Bond Orchestrator
Andy Potvin Dolby Consultant
Maxime Alexandre Director of Photography
Churchill Ross Best Boy Grip
Name Title
Daniel J. Heffner Co-Producer
Patrick Wachsberger Producer
Greg Copeland Co-Producer
Andrew Matosich Associate Producer
Bob Hayward Executive Producer
David Garrett Executive Producer
Alix Taylor Executive Producer
Alexandre Aja Producer
Erik Feig Producer
Grégory Levasseur Producer
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Reviews

mooney240
6.0

**P2 isn’t unique, but its outstanding lead, Christmas charm, and smart decisions make it a well-done and entertaining thriller.** P2 might be a straightforward kidnapping thriller, but with a female lead that makes smart survival decisions and surprisingly strong performances for a B slasher fli ... ck, P2 is a solid suspense film that genre fans can use to celebrate the holidays. Rachel Nichols delivers a performance that makes her terror and resolve feel genuine and convincing and adds some realism to the film. So much better than what you would expect in a low-budget horror movie. Watching her character develop from panicked to decisive and strong is a major film highlight. Wes Bentley’s villain is crazed, creepy, and unpredictable, keeping the audience guessing whether he will try to romance or murder his victim. P2 is a simple low-budget thriller that might not be award-worthy but still entertains anyone looking for a different type of Christmas movie.

Oct 01, 2022