Till Death (2021)

If you enjoyed the likes of 'Gerald's Game', 'Hush' or the Coens classic 'Fargo' then chances are you will like this darkly comedic cat-and-mouse thriller starring the oh-so-gorgeous Megan Fox.

'Till Death' is basically a lowkey revenge thriller involving infidelity, corruption, diamonds, lots of blood and lovely Megan running around in the freezing cold with not much on... what's not to like.

The storyline moves along swiftly with sufficient drama, tension and darkly amusing dialogue throughout culminating in a wild, blood-soaked finale that just about gets the job done.

Sure, it's no mind-blower but for a one-watch time filler you could do way worse than popping some corn with this one. Try a double dip with 2009's 'Jennifer's Body' for a full-on Megan Fox-fest... you know you want too...

Fmovies: I was actually really surprised the reviews for this movie are low, I was actually not going to watch it, but after being told by multiple friends I should check it out. I still was unsure. Since it's Quarantine time I had nothing better to do so I figured what have I got to lose I got nothing but time right now. Sure enough they were right, It was good, better then good. I love isolation movies and this one was amazing. The director is top notch I hope to see more of there work in the future and Megan Fox I feel Is really under rated as an actress her performance and emotions were really believable. It goes to show you don't always listen to the rating. I Definitely will give it a recommendation to who ever ask.

She was too calm for someone handcuffed to a dead body.

Till Death fmovies. Watching the trailer I had very low expectations for this movie but as I started watching the movie, I got slightly more and more into it as it went on. Far from a great film, it lacks development in most areas. For instance the relationship between the main characters was presented in out of the blue manner just like most of the scenes up until the second half of the movie. In the first half of the movie It was hard to follow what's really happening between the main characters apart from the few key details, - wanted far more story development, history than what was presented. Later on it sort of gave the vibes of the Gerald's Game movie, with the main idea narrowing towards more of an action type of thriller direction. Despite all the not so good things in this film, I still enjoyed watching it. I was pleased to see Megan Fox as the leading actor. I feel like she has uplifted my rating for this movie with her quite charming and at times mysterious acting. She sort of helped the heavily pitted storyline a little bit by having the skills to grab the audience's focus more towards her than the storyline itself (though I know that's usually not a good thing for most of people). I would give this film a 5.9 out of 10.

Never had the pleasure of watching a full Megan Fox film, and I almost held that streak, as I was ready to shut it off about 40 minutes in. She's basically a plastic mannequin that makes word noises as far as her acting abilities go.

It's just bumbling, dragged out brain cell reduction-fest. Think Home Alone meets a low rent Saw chapter. I was hoping to pick up a redeeming quality along the way but it never develops. Just a headache of a watch.

...and they're like "I can't live no more". Sorry for that.

1) Seeing a Metascore of 66 for a Megan Fox thriller/horror, I thought I was going in for a Jennifer's body kind of experience. The poster did look cool too.

2) Starts off reeking of lustful B movies, with a low budget Will Smith dude that is having trouble delivering basic lines. Megan Fox is wooden, but hey no one ever accused her off being the new Meryl Streep.

3) The affluent rich white frat boi turns from menacing to dead meat with extremely paper thin motive behind all of it. Then the long drawn scenes never amount to much.

4) The pair of bros who serve as the final act are predictably dealt with (although not quickly) with the last scene giving us something out of the ordinary.

These days independent filmmakers are quick to rent out a secluded house to shoot their barely complete ideas and often thee results are forgettable.