When 22 year-old drug dealer Chris (Hirsch) has his stash of drugs stolen from him by his mother, he has to come up with six-thousand dollars quick, or he's dead. Desperate, he goes to the trailer-park to see his father, Ansel (Hayden Church), and he lays out the plan. Chris's mother, who everyone hates, has a life insurance policy that would clear up his debt and make them all rich. The problem is that Chris' mother is very much alive. Enter Detective "Killer" Joe Cooper, a hired hit man with the manners of a Southern gentleman, who will do the job - for an upfront fee, that Chris and Ansel can't pay. Just as Joe is about to leave, he spots Dottie (Temple), Chris' innocent younger sister. Joe makes Chris an offer, he'll keep Dottie as sexual collateral until the money is collected and his fee can be paid. -- (C) Voltage Pictures
Release Date Killer Joe Jul 27, 2012 Limited
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Actors For Killer Joe

Matthew McConaughey,Emile Hirsch,Juno Temple,Thomas Haden Church,Gina Gershon,Marc Macaulay,Graylen Banks,Carol Sutton,Danny Epper,Jeffrey Galpin,Scott Martin,Gregory Bauchard,Charley Vance

Genres Killer Joe : Mystery & Suspense,Comedy

Visitor Ranting & Critics For Killer Joe

User Ranting Killer Joe : 3.4
User Percentage For Killer Joe : 61 %
User Count Like for Killer Joe : 76,796
All Critics Ranting For Killer Joe : 6.8
All Critics Count For Killer Joe : 155
All Critics Percentage For Killer Joe : 77 %

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Movie Overview For Killer Joe
When a debt puts a young man's life in danger, he turns to putting a hit out on his evil mother in order to collect the insurance.

TagLine Killer Joe

A Totally Deep-Fried Texas Redneck Trailer Park Murder Story.
Trailer For Killer Joe

Review For Killer Joe

If you like your movies filled with twisted humor, sexual perversion, psychological intimidation and sudden violence, "Killer Joe" is the flick for you.
Tom Long-Detroit News

Watching "Killer Joe" to the bitter end is like playing the Pick 6 lottery and getting three of the numbers right. You don't win anything, but you still think you're smarter than all those other idiots.
Joe Williams-St. Louis Post-Dispatch

You will either love "Killer Joe" or run away screaming. I absorbed this NC-17 nail bomb with awestruck admiration.
Colin Covert-Minneapolis Star Tribune

[Friedkin] has retained his touch ... all these years later. And in Matthew McConaughey, he has the perfect vehicle for madness.
Bill Goodykoontz-Arizona Republic

You end up feeling sorry for all the actors forced to humiliate themselves, except for McConaughey, whose portrayal of sadistic, manipulative evil is mesmerizing.
Rene Rodriguez-Miami Herald

The movie frequently clicks as a sendup of over-the-top film-noir storytelling.
John Hartl-Seattle Times

This Southern-fried, darkly humorous trailer-trash exploitation crime noir revels in the greedy characters' idiocy and the deranged story's psychosexual luridness.
Eric D. Snider-EricDSnider.com

An intriguing (and sometimes off-putting) cinematic creation featuring Matthew McConaughey in one of his best performances.
John Hanlon-Big Hollywood

The movie is gross and smutty: It is having so much fun portraying terrible people doing terrible things to one another that it has no interest in pausing to think about what any of this means. Thankfully.
Will Leitch-Deadspin

McConaughey is making an emphatic statement that 2012 is going to be his renaissance. And not even a turkey like "Killer Joe" is going to get in his way.
Al Alexander-The Patriot Ledger

Friedkin, Letts and the entire cast barrel ahead through incredibly strange, dark territory, never looking back to see if the audience is keeping up. But those who do won't regret it.
Meredith Borders-Badass Digest

McConaughey is funny and fearsome in the title role, the devil holding the family accountable for their choices.
Mark Pfeiffer-Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema

As sordid and vile as possible.
Dennis Schwartz-Ozus' World Movie Reviews

Killer Joe is America at its worst but Friedkin and McConaghey at very close to their best.
Blake Howard-2UE That Movie Show

It's like a cheap, nasty dessert: completely devoid of nutrition, probably very bad for you, but kind of delicious while it briefly lasts.
CJ Johnson-ABC Radio (Australia)

Only the faint-hearted or KFC kitchen staff should give it a miss.
Andy Lea-Daily Star

Stage-to-screen adaptations are rarely this primal, and it's been a long time since a William Friedkin film has felt so vital.
Simon Miraudo-Quickflix

The humor magnifies the horror, and vice versa. Like the inflammatory Dr. Strangelove, we've sewn these seeds, and we deserve whatever is reaped from them.
Rob Humanick-Projection Booth

Killer Joe will leave many people in shock, confusion, and in need of a thorough shower by the time it's done.
Kofi Outlaw-ScreenRant

The scene with the fried chicken drumstick might cause Colonel Sanders to repurpose one of his famous buckets as a barf bag.
John Beifuss-Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)

Killer Joe is a white-hot fever dream of a film. A toxic swill of sex and violence, Joe is mordantly funny, tantalizing and, ultimately, shocking.
Adam Ross-The Aristocrat

Matthew McConaughey gives an intensely wry performance while director William Friedkin applies his old-master craftsmanship to a brutal, ugly story.
John Wirt-Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA)

Killer Joe will both infuriate and impress, but when it impresses there is nothing quite like it. It plays on the senses and lingers in the mind, McConaughey is brilliant and Friedkin finds himself in his best form in years
Will Chadwick-We Got This Covered

Resembling yard sculptures in a trailer park, where trash becomes art, "Killer Joe" is a Picasso signed with a branding iron.
Graham Killeen-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Sick and twisted in the most interesting ways.
Scott Weinberg-Twitch

A daringly impressive and darkly funny work, which sees its director William Friedkin return to the audacious spirit of his early films.
Andrew Moraitis-FILMINK (Australia)