Rachel Nichols

Wes Bentley

Simon Reynolds

Philip Akin

Miranda Edwards

Paul Sun-Hyung Lee

Grace Lynn Kung

Philip Williams

Arnold Pinnock

Bathsheba Garnett

Franck Khalfoun

Stephanie Moore

Alexandre Aja

Grégory Levasseur

Andrew Matosich

Bradley M. Goodman

Daniel J. Heffner

Bob Hayward

David Garrett

Alix Taylor

Andrea Isaacs

Mary Ann Stevens

Cotton Mather

Edward A. Queffelec

Peter Yan

Nathan Whitehead

Marshall Garlington

Travis MacKay

Leland Bond

Andy Potvin

Erik Feig

Patrick Wachsberger

Mark Bennett

Robin D. Cook

Ruth Secord

Maxime Alexandre

Jennifer Markowitz

Patrick McMahon

Andrew Hull

Oleg M. Savytski

Liesl Deslauriers

Etheline Joseph

Diane Mazur

Chi Fung

Jim Benton

Darcy Ellard

Bruce Graydon

Harry Kassardjian

Grant Kilroy

Takashi Komai

Alan Moy

Shane Wanstall

Jeff Flint

Ron Lightfoot

Jeff Graydon

Ken Aziz

Neil Haines

David Kim

Enrique Patritti

Michael Zaharuk

James R. Murray

Jerry Nicolaou

David Maltese

Graham Caswell

William Kucheran

Cherie Spencer

Andrea Dietrich

Dennis Daigle

Churchill Ross

Paolo Perin

Darren Spriet

Brian Gedge

David Perkins

Chris Alexander

Bart Bialasik

Johnny Wersta

Brent Marrale

Ramesh Yogendran

Robert Dias

Kevin LeBlanc

Ernest Spiteri

Lem Ristsoo

Ira Cohen

Paul Michel

Yuri Sandler

Chris Wilson

Robin Lopes

Christopher J. Toudy

Blain Thrush

Steve Wilkie

Eric Thompson

Jason Hopfner

Gregg Barbanell

Christopher Alba

Lucy Sustar

David Hingorany

Rick Penn

Gabriel J. Serrano

Mark Larry

Brock Jolliffe

Geoff Hill

Damon Bishop

François Dagenais

Christy Beckert

August Coleman

Chad Goei

Horror

Thriller

Summit Entertainment

United States of America

The Movie Mob

**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 flick, 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.

English

P2 Trailer (2007)