Tell Me How I Die (2016)

Good concept, poorly executed.

Excellent, a Must See

Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

By the title I mean this is in the same stream of horror as I Know What You Did Last Summer, Urban Legend etc. If those 2 are good movies for you than this will be just the ticket. Not quite the attention to detail that a film such as Final Destination has or the stars as featured in I Know... Has the same style of writing and is made for the very same audience as the mentioned movies, undoubtedly. I could easily believe they used lighting, cameras, makeup from the same movie studios, though I didn't bother to check the credits. The premise was pretty good as was my main reason for watching, having a sci-fi vibe. However, nothing very clever was made of it only used to set the scenarios really. A shame as it would have given this a more memorable story-line. As it stands it is fairly forgettable. It is a reasonable time killer if you have nothing else that needs doing and just want to lay back in front of your screen.

The unemployed waitress Anna (Virginia Gardner) joins a group of college student in the isolated facility of the Hallorann Laboratory to participate in the research of Dr. Jerrems (William Mapother) to improve the memory and raise some money. Dr. Jerrems explains that only half of them will be injected with the drug – the other half will be injected with harmless placebo. Anna befriends Den (Nathan Kress), Kristen (Kirby Bliss Blanton) and Marcus (Mark Furze) and soon Marcus and Kristen are affected by an unexpected side effect and have the ability to see the future. Anna is also affected and discovers that she can see the other youngsters dying and Dr. Jerrems locks her in a room. Meanwhile a stranger breaks in the facility and there is bloodshed in the place. Den, Marcus, Kristen and Scratch (Ryan Higa) try to flee but Den wants to save Anna. Who might be the killer and what is his motive?"Tell me How I Die" is a low-budget horror movie with a promising and intriguing beginning but also with an awful conclusion. The idea of a drug that gives the ability to see the future should be better explored instead of using the stupid clichés of the genre. My vote is three.Title (Brazil): Not Available.

For a low budget movie is actually pretty good -Interesting story(don't recall nothing similar)-Good scenarios -Pretty decent acting(I can really see that Ryan Higa isn't used to this, it's pretty different from what he is used to do but it was a decent acting by him)Actually managed to watch the hole movie with only 1 stop which rarely happens due to getting boredThe only bad thing I noticed was so poorly used green screens overallsome bad compositing.Good movie would watch again

**SPOILERS AHEAD** This movie took you on a ride on the Psychological and Emotional Elevator. Following the characters around, with all the premonitions and stuff got quite confusing, but it all made more sense the more you watched it. Premonitions were suspenseful and intriguing. Coming out of the premonition sometimes made you wonder if anything you see at all is real. Kind of a Minority Report/Final Destination type movie, if you ask me...But better, in a way. Near the end is when the movie fell apart on itself. It was all suspenseful and stuff, but you knew what was going to happen, as it was predictable at that point. (Irony.) At the very end, they left it on a cliffhanger, but not one that leads to a sequel, as I don't think (or hope) this movie will get one, but one that leaves the ending up to the viewer. I hate those cliffhangers. So I'm giving this movie an 8/10. Good movie, would watch again, but the ending ruined it.