I hate to rip on films, but this is yet another case of someone not reading my rules for summiting their film for review. Although a lot better than most of the film that involve a cheap camera bought from Best Buy, and getting a group of friend together to make a film. Til Death does have so potential as the directors use of shot and editing are pretty good. However the story is just plan boring.
The plot is about a women who is, as the box cover says drawn into a world of darkness and violence. She realizes that the only way out is though death. Yeah that’s exactly what it says on the back of the homemade box cover, and pretty much what the films about.
It’s pretty much a pointless film, and from the get go, and not to be biased or anything, but I don’t care for rap music, and the whole soundtrack to this film is in fact rap music. But besides that, the whole film mainly took place in a apartment with a few guys and a two girls dancing and having sex, doing drugs and what have you. All the things that I can’t stand about a horror film rolled up into one. I can’t even call this film a horror film, cause it seemed more like a home video to me. I can’t really classify the actors as acting in this film, because it seemed like they were all pretty much just playing themselves. Hell I don’t like the film plan and simple.
Overall, “Til Death” is like a really bad E.I. Cinema release, and as most of you know that’s not saying much. I don’t even think there was any nudity in this film, and if there was I must of fast forwarded past it. Yes I’ll admit it, I did fast forward a lot of the film to see if there was an actually plot to it. And pretty much what I wrote above is what this film is all about. It is well shot and edited, but not my kind of film at all.
– Horror Bob
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