Every Time I Die

You're might see some low ratings about this film. They're more than likely going to be from people who have downloaded a torrent and think they have a right to rate the film. But not only will they value it less because they paid nothing for it, they contributed nothing toward the making of it either.

So this is what you get when you don't pay for films people - Low budget. So expect low budget. And rate it accordingly. Gone are the days of mid-range films. It's either super-high budget studio superheroes or it's filmmakers still struggling to get something made despite an audience who feels entitled to steal their content then complain when it doesn't have a ten million dollar budget. The fact they even got the film made is a minor miracle. So well done to the filmmakers. You've done something that any critic of your film has not.

And those who download, rate, then don't even bother to explain their point of view? Support the industry and you might see some better films for it.

Pretty decent low-budget movie. Good story and concept. Could have used some better editing, it was little scrambled in some areas.

This movie isn't going to blow your mind, but it is a well acted movie with a decent storyline that made me think about it. Took awhile to kick off and I would have preferred things to have happened quicker at the start so more of the movie could be focused around each characters change. If you enjoy low budget thrillers then give it a watch.

It's far from "mind-blowing", some crucial things remain unexplained and the first 20 minutes are indeed not very interesting.

Nevertheless, your patience will be rewarded as the story gets interesting and the pacing gets better.

This is a mystery/thriller that makes you invested, and in the end, you feel empathy for the characters. It's important to fully understand the final twist, it's not so easy to understand as you think, but, if you get it, you realise that this was a movie worth of your time.

Not a great movie, but good enough to watch it. Recommended.

One of the tests used by the late Roger Ebert is that the film has to hook you in the first 20 mins or else. Read all the positive reviews, really wanted to like this. but a half hour in, I had a headache bigger than the lead character. Ugh.