Track 16 2001
"Death rocks!"
In Mick McCleery's crime thriller *Track 16 (2001)*, aspiring musician Paul Matthews stumbles into a nightmare when his recording session accidentally captures the chilling sounds of a murder.
Director: Mick McCleery
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Track 16 (2001) about?
*Track 16* follows musician Paul Matthews, whose recording session takes a deadly turn when he unwittingly captures a murder on tape. Now, he's trapped in a dangerous conspiracy where his life—and the evidence—are targets for elimination.
Who directed Track 16?
The film was directed by Mick McCleery, whose work in crime thrillers often blends suspense with dark thematic undertones.
Who stars in Track 16?
The cast includes Billy Franks, Bobbi Ashton, C. Fox, Alan Pratt, and Renee Nocito in key roles.
Is Track 16 (2001) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, *Track 16* delivers a compact, atmospheric crime thriller that fans of tense, character-driven mysteries will likely enjoy. Its 90-minute runtime keeps the pacing tight, though its lack of broader recognition may limit expectations.
How long is Track 16?
The runtime of *Track 16* is 90 minutes.
About Track 16 (2001) — A Musician's Fateful Recording Captures More Than Just a Song
In Mick McCleery's crime thriller *Track 16 (2001)*, aspiring musician Paul Matthews stumbles into a nightmare when his recording session accidentally captures the chilling sounds of a murder. What begins as a routine creative pursuit spirals into a desperate struggle for survival as the killer—or killers—won't rest until every trace of Paul's involvement, including the damning tape, is erased. Haunted by relentless cops, a vengeful friend of the victim, and paranoia within his own band, Paul races against time in a gritty, high-stakes cat-and-mouse game that explores betrayal, guilt, and the thin line between artistic ambition and moral collapse.
The film drips with tension, blending the raw energy of the music scene with the cold brutality of crime, creating an atmosphere where trust is a luxury and silence can be deadly. With its tight 90-minute runtime, *Track 16* delivers a punchy, atmospheric thriller that lingers long after the final note fades.