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Truth or Dare (2018)

Thriller | 100 minutes / 101 minutes (unrated director's cut - VS blu-ray)
2,68 397 votes

Genre: Thriller / Horror

Duration: 100 minuten / 101 minuten (unrated director's cut - VS blu-ray)

Alternative title: Blumhouse's Truth or Dare

Country: United States

Directed by: Jeff Wadlow

Stars: Lucy Hale, Tyler Posey and Violett Beane

IMDb score: 5,2 (69.762)

Releasedate: 12 April 2018

Truth or Dare plot

"First you play the game, then the game plays you."

A student tries the game 'Do, dare or truth' with friends. They shouldn't have done that, because the game has deadly consequences. Supernatural phenomena emerge that chase the youngsters and make their lives hell. Those who tell a lie or do not want to carry out an order are mercilessly punished.

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mrklm

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There's no better way to end Spring Break than to follow a complete stranger with your 6 friends to a remote, foreboding villa where it's a gigantic mess and play a game of Truth or Dare. When that annoying little guy from school turns out to have followed you, the party is complete. But the story gets even stronger: the game 'lives' and chases all participants to Mexico where it forces everyone who has participated in the game to carry out the assignment, on pain of death. It all seems to have something to do with a massacre from years ago, but the four (!) screenwriters don't hesitate to explain the idiotic basic fact. They do throw in a good dose of melodrama in the second half, but in vain: the film can then no longer be saved, just like the characters. The twist at the end somewhat reflects the thinking level of the makers. Stupid, stupid, stupid.

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IH88

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“It dared me to choose which one of you to kill.”

Truth or Dare is such a ridiculously bad horror movie it almost becomes fun. The characters are also all incredibly unsympathetic (with the exception of Brad), which also makes the killings quite entertaining to watch. Stupid characters do even stupider things, and it's commendable that the actors manage to do it all convincingly. The Truth or Dare game becomes an outright slaughter. A nice concept, but the execution is mediocre. With a ridiculous ending, which is appropriate.

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Duke Nukem

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A typical teenage horror film that is not scary at all and that only has to have scares with a sudden, unnecessarily loud sound. For example: someone opens a door and it sounds like she wants to smash through the door with a battering ram.

The film also contains some errors. If you put a mattress on a fence, the pins will not just poke through it. Why does Olivia choose to let others join the game at the end to save her own life, when earlier in the movie she said she'd rather let her entire circle of friends and herself die than the people of Mexico? Didn't they lie and shouldn't have been killed by the game? And how do the youngsters immediately find the girl who set a woman on fire, but the police don't find her?

This film also reminds me a bit of Final Destination, where each member of the circle of friends has to die one by one. The reason all this is happening, demon possession, is too stupid for words. And the Final Destination movies are much more entertaining with less lame bullshit.

The acting could have been worse. The kills are not very special. And the smiles that keep appearing on players' faces when they get 'possessed' by the game is more funny than scary.

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