Death of Me

Darren Lynn Bousman, who became famous for Saw 2, 3 and 4 and the hit Mother's Day, has unfortunately slowed down a lot in the last ten years and hasn't made anything interesting, and this film won't make a dent in the world either. The story takes place in a nice setting in Thailand, where a couple wake up after a wild night out and don't remember a thing. In a video from the night before they see that the boyfriend strangled the girlfriend, but now she is alive, something is wrong. I felt that Bousman didn’t get much financial support. The film doesn't look completely cheap, but it doesn't look expensive either, and unfortunately there's not much going on. Fortunately, Maggie Q is a pretty woman and she looks good in mini shorts, and there was some blood and a few good make-up effects towards the end, so I'll pull the average out in the end, but it's more of a disappointment. Story**, Action>No, Humor>No, Violence***, Entertainment***, Music***, Visuals***, Atmosphere***, Suspense**. 5/10. (10/02/2020)

While China shoots silver iodide into the sky to command the wind and rain, the Thais take a different approach. Just a few naive tourists and magic ensures that the season will remain undisturbed. Essentially a perpetual motion machine. Darren Lynn Bousman delivers a few nasty moments and, in the frenzy of hallucinations, demands that the audience immerse themselves in a delusional atmosphere, but unfortunately, there’s nothing to latch onto. Perhaps intestines tied as a lifeline to a pier? I didn’t know Chris and Liam had a brother. They should advocate for his more frequent casting because next to him, they seem like excellent actors. (05/25/2023)