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But now we’ve entered horror-comedy territory and not the somewhat suspenseful but cheesy tone we’ve had up to this point.Ĭountdown gets more entertaining the more it goes on. We get comedic relief from a mobile phone shop manager (Tom Segura) and a goofy demonologist (P.J. It was giving me Autopsy of Jane Doe flashbacks and it was seriously creeping me out!Īs the film continues more characters are introduced and things get a little messy. Watch horror movies daily, for me to have chills is rare indeed but the morgue scene in Countdown got me good. One scene and one scene alone thou, however, gave me physical chills. Relying on jump scares far too much makes the film a little predictable to the point where you can predict where the scares will come.

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With the help of a friend, she seeks to try and figure out how to prevent deaths icy grip from taking her life. Quinn had already downloaded the app herself and her time of death isn’t far behind. Not long later the patient dies at the exact time the app predicted. Quinn not believing a word he says laughs it off. The film revolves around Quinn (Elizabeth Lail), a nurse who is looking after a patient who thinks he’s going to die because of an app he’s installed. So addicted to what we see on screens that we believe just about everything we read.

The premise is a social commentary on our reliance on technology and how we’re braindead as a society. Whilst it’s hard to take it seriously this film does have its merits. It’s a real entity tracking down and killing all those who install it. Countdown is exactly that, an app on your phone that can predict your death and it’s not a gimmick.

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