Curiosity can generate many problems, but even more if a mysterious app allows you to know how much time you have left of life.
Young nurse Quinn Harris (Elizabeth Lail) could not resist the temptation and by downloading the app she discovers that she only has two days to live!
The film that marks the debut as director of Justin Dec is a classic horror film for spectators, but it also has comedy moments to find an emotional balance.
Countdown. A film with very good reviews
For Joshua Rothkopf (Time Out) the protagonist shows off, because “as Mary Elizabeth Winstead showed in Final Destination 3 or brave Jessica Rothe in Happy Death Day, these horror movies driven by fate can be redeemed by a committed central performance. Elizabeth Lail is part of that group.”
On the intentions of the director of balancing terror and comedy, William Bibbiani (TheWrap) states: “It can never be taken seriously enough to work as a conventional horror thriller, and it’s never quite funny enough to be a great horror comedy. But it’s got just enough eccentricity and self-awareness to entertain”
Finally, about the story Kimber Myers (Los Angeles Times) reveals: “jump scares are around every corner. You’ll have a very good time and an elevated heart rate for its speedy 90 minutes.”
Let’s wait for the release of this great horror film!
