I thought this was going to be another horror flick about some maniac killing people at a toll booth, however, it was not that. Instead it was a dead-on pitch black comedy in the realm of the Coen Brothers or Martin McDonagh. The only person in it that you may have heard of is Iwan Rheon of the Game of Thrones. The acting in this film is way above average and the setup and denouement is brilliantly executed. Like "Fargo" it's about 80 minutes long, however, every minute is worth it. I am really glad I finally gave in and watched this as I have been passing it up since it's been offered as I never heard of it and I didn't notice it until Halloween Season, therefore, I just assumed I was getting another one of those Fright Night offerings which usually has me thinking it was going to just be another crappy view. What can I say. The film is something that I will probably watch again. If you like a film that really tickles your funny bone while exercising your brainpan, this is it kid. It aint for the dumb ones.

Thought this was a good movie but the only problem is the lack of subtitles. Being deaf I have to rely on subtitles. So the comment about Americans not understanding the speed in which we speak is really silly and the person really hasn't thought this out properly.

Honestly I just loved this movie. The Toll is endlessly entertaining, intriguing with that dark, dry British wit that is so amusing. My fellow cinema-goers and I had multiple laugh out loud moments and I walked out wanting to watch it for the first time all over again. Definitely a movie that I'll watch again and again.

Reminiscent of the lock stock type of films of the late 90s but without any of the originality or ingenuity. Even the lead female character looked like Frances McDormand in Fargo. Ultimately pointless and woefully behind the times.

Was an ok atmospheric supernatural thriller, characters were interesting enough until the uninspired and obvious twist end. Like some seriously lazy wrighting.

I'm all for quirky off beat movies but this was just a little bit too contrived for it's own good. An obese Asian/American female Elvis impersonator complete with a sidekick ukulele playing gimp in military surplus? Really? Very poor. I don't think this is a spoiler as it's pretty much inevitable that the whole movie is building up to a climatic confrontation. But when the moment arrives it's pretty much a damp squib, certainly no Quentin Tarantino shoot out this, despite the spaghetti western soundtrack.

Potency and potential to become something great comedylike, but the way this black sort of comedy comes to a conclusion is not what most of the viewers will have and the critics might dismay at all costs. But it is a try to tell a story about a group of loose connected hillbillie cymrian hudlums, that cant differ and aipad(irishman) from an eyepad from an ipad, and hell is let loose due to these technical differences, and its all driven from the one and only left, except for the severn bridge, tollroad in the welsh governance of her majesty the queens united kingdom.. what the toll is is not said, but youre very welcome to pay your deeds in blood...and its lawness or the lack of it is tried and handled by a rookie member of the proud constabulary of pembrokshire, who handles things by the book, at least the books she is lend, by the ''not say much''inhabitants of this proud parts of the shire its a sort of a messy story, that has a nanometric thick storyline, i like some of the acting and that they speak a language that even a norwegian viking maight understand, but a success story for the silverscreen it aint. But if you like the welsh kinda thermosified and impertinent way of behaviour towards strangers, then the grumpy old man recommends.a warning to all that cant stand the sight of some bloody killings and coldbloded behaviour...

Trailer—The Toll