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How the hell does this have a 9 rating. I gave it a 3 which is only because of the ending. This moving is boring, confusing and poorly acted. Thank God it only cost be $0.99 on Amazon. Still a waste of money though.

Producers: 460 votes (and counting) average 9 score. Voting fraud anyone?

Even if not robo-votes, just everyone who was on the production crew or associated with, having voted 10 is not an endorsement of quality.

Total waste of 6.99$ on Amajoon.

Couldn't stop laughing throughout, which is the only + I could find. Terrible, terrible acting and hilarious make-up job. Dont waste your time.

I have no idea how this junk got 9 star ratings, Story and acting is garbage. Don;t waste your time like I did.

I cant point out one single thing in this movie that wasn't terrible. Locations, acting, props, music, story. All of it just terrible.

I've seen better movies made for school projects than this. Not only is the movie bad in general, but it's also plain confusing to watch.

Dont waste your time and money people.

IMDB Really needs to crack down on these fake scores; obviously rated by the cast and crew of this completely garbage movie.

The effects arent the worst thing in the world; but the acting is absolutely atrocious. Its so bad it makes lifetime or scyfy asylum movies look oscar worthy.

The storyline is a complete joke; absolutely nothing original.

But its the acting that you just cant get passed. No person in their right mind would ever rate this above a 2. It is truly that bad.

Dont waste your time or your money watching this trash.

Is that a joke or what? Why the hell is this movie high rated, I want my money and time back, complete gurbage.

Ok so I think for the most part it has been established that this film is very poorly realised...my real issue is how the hell did they get away intermittently with a direct use of John Carpenter's amazing soundtrack to The Fog?!!!its a lazy and awful abuse of such creative excellence!...shameful.

Smh. Horrible.

This movie has a good premise. But these actors?!? Ugh. These zombies are the worst zombies I have seen out of any zombie movie. They are that bad. CGI zombies would be better than these real-life human beings that are being paid to pretend to be zombies. When the girl walks into the room to go around the corner and then walks up the stairs, the zombies slow down to such a crawl... it is HOR-RIB-BULL! Why would anyone direct these people to do what they did?

Did anyone notice that the camera man/electrical department guy played her father? Oh man no. WHY? HOW? WHY?!?!?

I will give the makeup/effects an A for effort... they did what often can not be accomplished with a big budget. It is actually on par with The Descent, so... yeah, good job! 6.5/10 to those guys!

But the lighting... were these people fans of The Leprechaun? When the 90's ended, along with it should have ended the idea that it is acceptable to use different colored lights to fill every inch of the screen. What street is this van parked on? Where there is a green light coming off one porch, a black light on another, a red light coming off the building, a yellow light coming out of the ground, a blue light coming off the roof, the van is bright orange, someone is shining a purple light in her face...... ridiculous!

The thing is... this is a decent movie for beginner filmmakers. But we all know that some of the people on this set, in this crew, related to this filmmaker, roommates with the writer..... some of these people registered with IMDB and rated this movie a 7/10 and then complimented a bunch of aspects of the movie that don't need to be complimented. For that, you people should be scolded. How dare you manipulate the numbers to falsely balloon the success of a movie that you worked on!

Oh wow, I just got to the part where the devil shows up. WHAT IS THIS?! This movie cannot figure out which way it wants to go.

Is this a college campus? Where is this Campus?

"Well, if you're hearing this... I guess it means I'm dead"

Yeah, like the movie.

4/10.

Sorry guys, it is what it is.

OMG why is a light shining on the dad's face while he is on the phone? You can see what looks like 15 lights in the reflection of his glasses. How is he not sweating??

Oh god, they just used the Howie Scream as a main centralized sound effect. THAT is a crime.

I watched it in spare time and first bad acting hit me, but i continued to watch it but i regret it wasting time. Movie is so confusing, so bad that i couldnt wait till the end. I seen a lot of cheap low budget movies with bad special effects but this hit the bottom of BAD

I liked the main actress, some of the colorful cinematography, the make up effects, and the use of anamorphic lenses but unfortunately I felt like the thing was going nowhere. I understand it's low budget but they needed to put a little more work on the story.

Interesting idea about a man who makes a deal with the devil who's debt isn't paid when he dies... instead, his daughter pays for it! It's funny how we go through life wondering why we feel tortured even we haven't done anything wrong.... in this case, poor Rachel is severely tortured, and no matter how hard she fights back, it seems like time and the devil catch up with her! YIKES!!

If you have really free time you may think to watch this movie. I just liked one scene and one technique that's all. It's sad because I thought that I would like the movie when I watched the trailer. Sad.

Odd addition to the ground-hog day style horror sub-genre. Most directly it feels like a gorier, lower budget, more nihilistic Happy Death Day. The good: Acting (the survivor girl) BAD = everyone else

Good = the look BAD = the pacing (feels long even at the under 90 minute runtime)

not upset that I watched it, but probably won't revisit it ever.

Just watched this (For free on Amazon) and thought I'd leave a review after reading some of the others. So I'd absolutely agree with what most people said previously. The plot is very confusing and most nonsensical. It's obviously low budget. Weirdly they seem to be using a piece of music from "The Fog 1980" at one point. So I wouldn't recommend this to anyone even though it's thankfully not really long. The two points I'd make despite that are firstly the special effects are very good especially for a low budget film so congratulations there. Also the lead actress who is basically IS the movie as she's in 90 percent of it alone is very good. It's not her fault the script and direction aren't great. But she does an admirable job and she wouldn't be out of place in something better.

WHY??? What is possibly the reason for making this waste of time? Just to see how many people you could get to waste THEIR time HOPING to see a decent movie??!!!

Is this some college ART project??! Very bad camera work, constantly dark (most of the time with nothing but RED lighting), extremely repetitive ..... this THING only induces a headache!

J. Horton should be ashamed of himself!!!!! The only redeeming factor was the "okay" acting by Rachel Bryant.

I'm sorry, but if you're thinking about watching it, DON'T!!!!

Either this was an intended decent parody of 80s horror films or it was a pretty bad effort by everyone involved. Obviously the latter. I can't believe how boring, stupid and unlikeable the female protagonist was - maybe they should have done the 80s parody instead - it would have got more than 3/10.

I would honestly rather have my fingernails torn out than watch this movie again. Really one of the worse movies I've ever seen...no exaggeration.

I am surprised something this poorly made ever made it to my wishlist. I think maybe I thought it was a Hermione Corfield movie or something (despite the name not being listed in the description). The lead actress in this film reminds me of her. She's in most of the film. It's hard for me to judge her acting talent when so much of that depends upon a director's instructions. The director was also the scriptwriter, and the writing was just horrible, so it wouldn't be surprising that the directing was too. The plot makes no sense, at all. It starts with sand dunes, and text pops up that says it is Ocucaje Desert in Peru. OK. Some people, presumably archeologists, find stone ruins and say it was the Aztecs. Sorry, wrong continent! That's not a great start. They notice some symbols on a wall that are basic European (!) occult/alchemy signs around a pentagram, a five pointed star. The film then lets us know that this is essentially a video game player screen that keeps track of your lives, and each time you die, one of the symbols disappears. When all five are gone you are dead for real, or lose your soul, or something. For as little sense as this makes, they could have just made it be a cursed video game back home. That would have flowed a lot more smoothly. Oh, and the devil -- the stereotypical European one, not an Aztec (or Nazca) mythological being that would have fit the plot (or setting) better -- is the one out to kill the cursed person. So we flash forward to the United States somewhere many years later. We see the funeral of one of these guys, who lived a damn long time considering the Devil was out to kill him. So his daughter is there (Rachel Bryant, the Hermione Corfield lookalike), and somehow this curse was passed down to her. It would make the most sense if it were supposed to be from touching an (unconvincing) artifact from the ruins, but in flashbacks they have the father warning the daughter that she was dragged in, which implies that he cursed her already years ago... and for some reason not the other daughter, who we see briefly. And then the whole rest of the movie is lame things from really bad horror movies killing off the protagonist's extra lives one by one and resetting after each one. Why? Who knows. Everything that happens is random and nonsensical. There is no suspense at any time. It seems that they added voice overs later that were supposed to be the character talking to herself to provide exposition to make any sense out of it, but it fails. Later on, the world's most boring zombies show up for no reason in one of the runs. And, trust me, there are a lot of lame zombies in a lot of films, but these were probably the worst. Oh, and there is no campus, so why it's titled The Campus is anyone's guess (for drunk people who thought it said Krampus?). And the ending, which I won't spoil, is just so out of left field. You could argue that it was to try to rip off the ending of a famous horror movie (still no spoilers!), but I wouldn't assume the writer/director has actually seen any. If he did, he didn't learn anything. It gets two stars out of ten under my rule that only things that can't even be called films (slideshows, demos, or art projects with no plot, just random visuals) get one star. And, actually, it was still really close to getting one star. Think of it as a 1.5 rounded up.

I recently viewed Deathday (2018) on Tubi. The story revolves around a young woman whose father's death leaves her cursed by the devil, causing her to die, lose a piece of her soul, and return to the land of the living. Can she uncover the way to break this cycle and save her soul?

This film is both written and directed by J. Horton (Craving) and features Rachel Amanda Bryant (Craving), Brit Sheridan (Supernatural), Scott Menville (Teen Titans) and Hakeemshady Mohamed (Expendables 3).

Deathday is another horror movie with inconsistent writing and where certain elements outshine others. The acting falls in the mediocre to poor range, lacking any standout performances. This film offers some satisfying kills with impressive blood splatter effects and the zombie scenes were a highlight. Regrettably, the film's villain was an annoyance, indicating a need for better character writing and execution. The premise held potential, but its execution was disappointing. I will note that the ending delivers a rewarding conclusion that brought a smile to my face.

In summary, Deathday is a somewhat uneven addition to the horror genre that doesn't fully realize its potential. I would give it a 3.5/10 and recommend it only as a last resort if there are no better options available.

This is a cool movie that has all the ingredients you are looking for in a killer "Groundhog Day.ish"-type movie!!! I proudly own this movie and I've already viewed it more than once! Well written, well directed and has some amazing practical effects!!!!!

Seemingly inspired by italian horror, this slow burn thriller has an interesting story, mixed with some cool visuals and a strong central performance from the lead woman. Let's get it out of the way, it is low budget, you won't recoginze a sole actor and it does at times feel a little redundant. But at least it tries something different with the genre and for the most part is successful.

Rachel Amanda Bryant provides Us with a Phenomenal Performance as 'Morgan' , the eldest daughter of Her recently deceased despotic Father . Rachel possesses the Beauty of the Lovely Girl-Next-Door Ivory-Soap-Girl Kind ; But Packs a Wallop as an Accomplished Actress ! Her emotions here run-the-gamut from determined strong woman , to a fighting zealot , a covering victim , to a young lady just trying to stay alive . She sheds Her Beauty , Her Blood , & even possibly Her Soul ! The Rest of the Cast is Equally Adept , especially Brit Sheridan as Morgan's Sister 'Natalie' , Robert C Pullman as the 'Father' , Bri DiMattio as 'Miya' , Scott Menville as the elusive 'Jeffery' , & Lovely Young Priya Valentine Pullman & Ever Bleu Pullman as the Young Sisters : 'Morgan' & 'Natalie' ! "DeathDay" is a Terrifically Terrifying New Spin on the Horror Genre with Action , Violence , Blood , Guts , Guns , Knives , Head-Bashing , Zombies , & maybe even the Devil Himself ! Do Yourself a Favor & Make ToDay DeathDay in Your House !