"P2" is about as simple as you can get for a title for a movie. But what does it mean? P2 was essentially parking level two in a parking garage for a downtown Manhattan high rise. P2 was also the site of a night of terror.
It was Christmas night in New York City and Angela (Rachel Nichols) was still at work tying up loose ends. She was one of the last to leave her Park Ave. Office and she was running late for a family gathering. When her car wouldn't start in the parking garage she asked Thomas (Wes Bentley), the parking garage security guard, to allow her back in the building so that she could hail a cab and be on her way. Tom was a little peculiar, but certainly he wasn't dangerous was he?
Yes he was. He was a lonely guy with a deadly crush on the protagonist (stop me if you've heard that before) and he was not going to let her go without spending the evening with her. The next few hours was Angela battling to get free from the clutches of Tom and get out of the parking garage. It was intense, it was bloody, it was righteous.
It was Christmas night in New York City and Angela (Rachel Nichols) was still at work tying up loose ends. She was one of the last to leave her Park Ave. Office and she was running late for a family gathering. When her car wouldn't start in the parking garage she asked Thomas (Wes Bentley), the parking garage security guard, to allow her back in the building so that she could hail a cab and be on her way. Tom was a little peculiar, but certainly he wasn't dangerous was he?
Yes he was. He was a lonely guy with a deadly crush on the protagonist (stop me if you've heard that before) and he was not going to let her go without spending the evening with her. The next few hours was Angela battling to get free from the clutches of Tom and get out of the parking garage. It was intense, it was bloody, it was righteous.