Green Room is a nerve-shredding thriller that plunges audiences into the dark, violent underworld of punk rock. The film follows a struggling punk band, “The Ain’t Rights,” who are desperate for cash and agree to perform at a remote, backwoods club run by white supremacists. Their gig seems straightforward—play their set, get paid, and leave—but everything goes horribly wrong when they stumble upon a grisly murder scene backstage.

Trapped in the club’s green room, the band quickly realizes they are now witnesses to a crime, and the club’s ruthless owner, Darcy (played with chilling menace by Patrick Stewart), is determined to eliminate any loose ends. What begins as an accidental entanglement spirals into a relentless game of survival as the band members face wave after wave of merciless attacks from Darcy’s loyal, violent followers. As the night descends into chaos, the band’s lead, Pat (Anton Yelchin), finds himself forced to rise above his terror and lead his friends in a desperate fight for their lives.

Armed with only their wits, makeshift weapons, and raw determination, the group must navigate the club’s maze-like structure and outsmart their enemies, knowing that one wrong move could mean their death. With unflinching brutality and a suffocating atmosphere, Green Room is an adrenaline-charged exploration of survival, loyalty, and the human instinct to fight back when all seems lost. Every moment crackles with tension, making it a relentless cinematic experience that keeps viewers on edge until the very last frame.