Till Death

For a suspense thriller this was actually pretty good. There were definitely a few "what are you doing moments?!" and Megan's perfect makeup was distracting, but overall more good than bad. The thrills kept up throughout and the acting was decent. The storyline was unique and had a few cool moments.

There seems to be much backlash over this film and the character of Megan Fox due to her not cutting off her husband's hand using the vase or sharp edges from the picture frame. Where people rate the film low simply due to that.

Otherwise Till Death was a lot better than expected and is far better than the current 5.8 IMDB rating.

This film is carried by Megan Fox (one of her better performances- these are the type of roles she should be doing). What makes this film good is that it is quite simple and gets straight to the point. It isn't long and it doesn't drag. Also It is shot very nicely and the outside scenery is great to look at. Although somewhat of a predictable ending, it gets the job done.

I went in with very low expectations but Till Death and its leader Megan Fox surprised me. The mystery of a woman handcuffed to the corpse of her dead husband is interesting, but it gets more as the story unfolds. Kept me hooked till the end with some clever writing in the final act and excellent action overall.

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.