Countdown
Horror • PG-13 • 2019 • 1 hr 30 min
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Watched it for Elizabeth Lail. It was a very good thriller, but nothing really new in the category.
Good for people starting to get into horror movies, if you’re looking for something really scary this isn’t it, but still decently scary
Not that scary. But the ending was stupid
Really liked this film, good acting and nice plot
Not that scary. Cool consept but dum ending
just a standard thriller, decent jumpscares.
Relies on cheesy scares and predictable tropes, making it feel more like a teen movie than a true horror, lacking depth and real tension.
Countdown is a hollow thriller that fails to deliver. Its silly premise and cheap jump scares make the 90min runtime feel like an eternity.
A cool concept idea and not at all a bad movie, but in my opinion the ending could have been better thought out
One of the worst PG13 horror films of all time with an unnecessary sexual harassment subplot and a dumb twist involving Narcan, just skip it
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