Dead Till Death

First off, was a Livestream viewer, came right over from the Livestream to leave a review.

It's a tad short, I find the plot to be rushed, but wasn't expecting anymore more from a Horror movie made post-quarentine about canned water from hell.

Honestly, I cannot express how much I genuinely enjoyed this, it was comedic, it had a few moments that somehow got me, it was the perfect mix of what I love from older horror movies like Nightmare on Elm Street and the original Friday the 13th- it was aware enough to being a joke, but still perfectly worked with the premise.

10/10, I need a copy of this on VHS purely for table decoration.

This could have been one of those so bad-its-good-movies, and it has some vibes like the cult classic Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. Unfortunately it takes itself way too serious.

It seems like a movie made by film school students, aimed at being classroom campaign material delivering messages about the need to be more environmentally friendly in a more entertaining way than a teacher writing on a chalkboard. But I think I'd prefer the chalkboard.

The only reason to give this a high rating is if you agree with the political message, but it is still a very poor movie.

Saw it with my GF, and we both agreed the best part is that it is short.

I had absolutely no idea what I was in for here, when I sat down to watch the 2021 horror movie "Dead Till Death". First of all, I had never heard about the movie, and I found the movie's title to be very odd. I did, however, like the movie's cover, and it was what initially lured me to pick it up.

Right, well I have to say that "Dead Till Death" is definitely a unique movie. And I really liked that. The storyline in the movie, from writers Jon Applebaum, Will Carsola, Mike Cessario and Rachel Courtney, is so bizarre and far out there that it was highly enjoyable. There were a good many laughs throughout the course of the movie, as well as some traditional horror stuff.

If you think "Critters" laced with a bit of "Evil Dead", but replace the creatures from "Critters" with killer cans, then you have "Dead Till Death". I kid you not. Yeah, I know it sounds strange and laughable, but it works really well. I was genuinely entertained by this movie from director Will Carsola, and it is a movie that I warmly recommend for fans of the the horror comedy genre.

I wasn' familiar with the cast ensemble in the movie, but they definitely had a good ensemble of talented actors and actresses on the cast list. The performances were good, and added a great deal to the overall impression of the movie.

There is a good amount of blood and violence in the movie, which certainly kept an old gorehound such as myself happy. And again, I will recommend you sit down and watch this movie. And the effects in "Dead Till Death" are good.

Quite a pleasant surprise of a horror comedy, and a movie well-worth checking out. Trust me.

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

If you like movies like Rubber, One Eyed Monster or Tucker and Dale vs Evil, this one will hit the spot. Done on a microbudget probably, the people involved in Dead till Death simply used everything they had on disposal in order to make a cute little production, 43 minutes only with intro and end credits!

Yet, it brought many laughs, lots of giggles and great absurd situations. It definitely is something to recommend because it feels like a lovely way to pass time, especially if you have some beers with you. It makes the experience that much better. Also, the message send by Dead till Death is a great one, with an excellent delivery.

Thus all in all, check it out. You will not be disappointed.

Cheers!