Till Death

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.

The 2021 movie "Till Death" definitely felt like a good old fashioned thriller, for better or worse. So if you enjoyed the thrillers from back then, then chances are you'll also like "Till Death".

Sure, the storyline was predictable, but still it proved to be an entertaining movie to watch, as writer Jason Carvey managed to put together a wholesome movie. I was definitely entertained by what transpired in the movie, from the beginning to the end, despite of having figured out the ending of the movie well before due time.

Megan Fox was pretty good in this movie, proving that there is more to her than just being a pretty face that stars in mindless action movies. Her portrayal of Emma in "Till Death" was spot on. And it was definitely a treat to have actor Callan Mulvey in the movie as well, because he always adds something enjoyable to the movies that he stars in, and he was rather nicely cast for the role of Bobby Ray.

"Till Death" does have some good and exciting moments throughout the course of the movie, despite being a somewhat predictable story.

Director S. K. Dale's 2021 thriller is a movie that has contents to watch a single time, and that is about it. Yeah, I have to admit that, for me at least, then the storyline in "Till Death" just doesn't have any replay value.

I was certainly was adequately entertained by what "Till Death" delivered.

My rating of "Till Death" lands on a six out of ten stars.

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.

I too am surprised at the negative reviews and low rating. I thought this was a fairly well structured little thriller. I didn't think too much about it or expect great performances. I just went in for some light entertainment, and it was fine. I thought all the pieces fit together well enough. I don't think I would ever watch it again, and I don't disagree with anyone who wasn't into it, but I got some enjoyment from it.

Watching the trailer I had very low expectations for this movie but as I started watching the movie, I got slightly more and more into it as it went on. Far from a great film, it lacks development in most areas. For instance the relationship between the main characters was presented in out of the blue manner just like most of the scenes up until the second half of the movie. In the first half of the movie It was hard to follow what's really happening between the main characters apart from the few key details, - wanted far more story development, history than what was presented. Later on it sort of gave the vibes of the Gerald's Game movie, with the main idea narrowing towards more of an action type of thriller direction. Despite all the not so good things in this film, I still enjoyed watching it. I was pleased to see Megan Fox as the leading actor. I feel like she has uplifted my rating for this movie with her quite charming and at times mysterious acting. She sort of helped the heavily pitted storyline a little bit by having the skills to grab the audience's focus more towards her than the storyline itself (though I know that's usually not a good thing for most of people). I would give this film a 5.9 out of 10.