The Loft

Synopsis

The Loft (2014), starring Karl Urban, is a gripping thriller that follows five married men who share a secret loft for their extramarital affairs. However, their covert sanctuary turns into a nightmare when they discover a deceased woman lying in the bed. As distrust and paranoia escalate among the group, they begin to suspect each other, leading to a series of shocking twists and revelations. Set against a backdrop of deception and betrayal, The Loft explores the dark consequences of secrecy and infidelity, testing the limits of trust and loyalty with its intense narrative and unexpected turns.

Cast

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  Karl Urban

  Vincent Stevens

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  James Marsden

  Chris Vanowen

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  Wentworth Miller

  Luke Seacord

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  Eric Stonestreet

  Marty Landry

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  Matthias Schoenaerts

  Philip Trauner

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  Isabel Lucas

  Sarah Deakins

Reviews

The Loft received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. While some praised the film's suspenseful atmosphere and plot twists, others criticized its lack of originality and character development. Rotten Tomatoes gave The Loft a low 14% rating, indicating a generally negative reception. IMDb users rated it 6.3 out of 10, reflecting a more moderate response. Metacritic was equally unimpressed, giving the movie a score of 24 out of 100. Critics noted Karl Urban's solid performance and the film's sleek visuals, but ultimately felt that the story failed to deliver a truly satisfying experience. Despite its flaws, The Loft manages to keep viewers on edge with its intriguing premise and unexpected revelations.