Truth or Dare

If the film had been released in theaters with some minor changes, it could have been more effective than the others with the same name. Among the others, I think it's the best I've seen so far. The characters struggle to be believable. It is obvious that they are doing their best to achieve this. Sometimes it's better to keep expectations low and focus on the movie. Of course, the production would have been better if the ending had been a little more descriptive and included truthfulness as well as courage. Still, it's good for a TV movie and may please fans of the genre a bit. Scenes with brutal content leave an impact. This is the most shocking part of the movie.

I stumbled across this movie on YouTube, thinking it was the Blumhouse movie of the same title. When I saw it was a SyFy movie instead, I continued watching out of curiosity, and was pleasantly surprised! Since this was a SyFy film, I wasn't expecting much, but it kept me engaged and entertained. The deaths were pretty good for a tv budget, and I enjoyed seeing Heather Langenkamp in a small role. Give it a watch!

Movie should be called Dare because that's all that happens, never know whose turn it actually is & every date is a death sentence pretty much & the acting sucks...

Watched this last night, while looking for the 2018 version, hoping this would extremely suck... But it surprised me. I was enjoying it, as the movie was getting darker , but why did they have to end it like that? That ending got me so angry that I have to give it a 4, totally ruined it.

For a made-for-Syfy movie, Truth or Dare was much better than the channel's usual fare. The film was actually somewhat scary and gory, the story a much more solid one, and the acting and directing far above the norm. It's by no means a masterpiece, but on the whole it holds together consistently throughout and is pretty enjoyable. 7/10