Everyone Is Going to Die

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Danny D. @RT50096348 Jun 1, 2026 I can't believe this had a high audience rating. This was a pretty bad movie. I kept waiting for it to get better based on a 91% audience rating. It was a waste of time. See more Jon R. @JuantheBaptist May 19, 2026 Was interesting, ending really ruined everything for me See more Simon T @MovieTart Feb 8, 2026 Well photographed, poorly scripted, increasingly ludicrous kidnap thriller, set in a swanky Essex condo (half the budget seems to have gone on drone shots). A crooked property millionaire (Brad Moore) with a face Botoxed to oblivion) and his moody teenage daughter are kidnapped by a couple of clown-masked avenging angels (Jaime Winstone over-acting like a female Tommy Wiseau). It just goes on and on, as if the director-writer (Craig Tuohy) knew he only had a 5 minute script and had to somehow stretch it to 1hr 22m. See more Allan M. @Allanm11290 Jan 13, 2026 Everyone Is Going to Die is a home invasion thriller, but not in the way you might expect—and not always to its benefit. The invaders show up almost immediately, which strips the film of any real buildup or suspense. What follows is something bleak, violent, and unsettling, led by characters who are hard to care about, let alone root for. That said, the movie looks good. The cinematography is sharp, the setting works, and there are some genuinely strong shots throughout. The cast does solid work with what they’re given and sells the escalating tension well, even if the story itself never reaches the emotional height it needs for the ending to land. The masks are a nice touch and add a layer of mystery, but once the final reveal comes, the invaders’ motives don’t fully add up. It’s a short watch that keeps you engaged mostly because you have no idea where it’s going next—but when it finally gets there, the payoff feels thin. Strong on a technical level, frustrating on a narrative one. See more andrew H. @WaltFalbo Jan 2, 2026 Everyone Is Going To Die, but unfortunately the filmmakers lived long enough to create this hunk of steaming poo. See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Dec 12, 2025 Everyone Is Going to Die tries to deliver a modern home-invasion horror experience, but it ends up feeling like a collage of scenes borrowed from better films. The masked-intruder concept has been done countless times, and this version adds nothing new or engaging. Instead, the movie leans on clichés and familiar beats without offering originality or tension. The screenplay is the biggest issue, feeling more like a collection of recycled ideas than a fully developed story. There’s no real character development, no atmosphere, and no sense of creativity driving the narrative. It plays flat from start to finish, relying on tropes instead of crafting genuine fear or suspense. While the cast attempts to bring some life to the material, the direction lacks vision and the film never finds its own identity. Ultimately, it feels rushed, uninspired, and unable to justify its existence. I can’t recommend it. See more Read all reviews

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