P2 2007
"A new level of terror."
Frank Khalfoun's P2 (2007) turns a seemingly ordinary parking garage into a claustrophobic nightmare when ambitious businesswoman Angela Bridges finds herself trapped inside with Thomas, a disturbed security guard, after working late on Christmas Eve.
Director: Franck Khalfoun
Cast
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
Frequently Asked Questions
What is P2 (2007) about?
P2 follows a dedicated businesswoman who gets stranded in a high-tech parking garage after working late on Christmas Eve. When the elevators fail and the security guard's behavior turns sinister, she's forced into a terrifying game of cat and mouse in the building's deserted levels.
Who directed P2?
P2 was directed by Franck Khalfoun, a filmmaker known for his sharp eye for tension and atmospheric storytelling.
Who stars in P2?
The film stars Rachel Nichols as Angela Bridges, Wes Bentley as the unhinged security guard Thomas, and features supporting roles from Simon Reynolds and Philip Akin.
Is P2 (2007) worth watching?
P2 offers a tense and atmospheric horror experience with strong performances and a unique setting, though it leans heavily into thriller elements rather than outright scares. Fans of slow-burn suspense with a psychological edge will likely appreciate its unsettling vibe.
How long is P2?
P2 (2007) has a runtime of 98 minutes.
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About P2 (2007) — A Holiday Horror Where the Garage Holds More Than Your Car
Frank Khalfoun's P2 (2007) turns a seemingly ordinary parking garage into a claustrophobic nightmare when ambitious businesswoman Angela Bridges finds herself trapped inside with Thomas, a disturbed security guard, after working late on Christmas Eve. As the garage's elevators and exits mysteriously shut down, Angela must navigate a dark and isolating environment where the line between protection and obsession blurs dangerously. The film blends psychological tension with visceral horror, using the stark, neon-lit setting to amplify the sense of dread and desperation.
The story unfolds with relentless pacing, exploring themes of isolation, power dynamics, and the fragility of personal safety in an enclosed space. With Rachel Nichols delivering a gripping performance as Angela and Wes Bentley adding layers of unpredictability to Thomas, P2 (2007) delivers a chilling commentary on modern urban paranoia wrapped in tight, suspenseful storytelling.
