Wrongful Death

Very much trying to be Saw (even references the films) but such a terrible script, badly acted (terrible actually) and the bad guys were just laughable.

If you like seeing boobies you may enjoy the film - lots of them, well they had to include something to try and keep people's attention (sure sign of how bad the film is).

Guessing all the raving review are from the actors and anyone else involved in the story

Still have 200 characters to make this review be accepted. 125 now, what else to say. Hmmm yeah so many credit scenes and yeah more boobies, lots of boobies in this film, almost there and character count goes green.

Now after a week of thinking through the movie and what did actually happened, I can say that it is outstanding. The feeling of seeing it on the big screen was overwhelming and filled with excitement, expectation and suspense. Such an excellent performance from all the cast. Isabella Brenza gave her heart and soul to Sophia. And the ending only reveals that there is much more to come. Just be patient and CONFESS YOUR SINS :)))))

This movie could easily go for a SAW and ESCAPE ROOM combination genre and tone with a completely different motives. In SAW it is a test for survival, in ESCAPE ROOM, it is a simple game and here we have revenge and rage that's been held inside for ten years and it is now unleashed. Great job!

First of all, I want to say that the movie was really great; it held my attention until the end. The acting of both main actors was on the highest level. Isabella Brenza did awesome job, she made me worry, care and in the end even feeling sorry for her. Alexander Mann portrayed her, how can I say, her "imaginary" enemy, and somehow maube being the leader and the one to take actions first.

Michael Pare and Eric Roberts are indeed the Hollywood's finest gold. Their performances were outstanding. I could see the pain in Michael's eyes and feel the same the way he tells the story to Isabella. The reason that I rated it with eight stars lays in very little screentime for Eric Roberts, it were three scenes, I think. We would like it'd been more.

And for the conclusion, I am rising my hands up to the producer and director Vjekoslav Katusin, writer, and the whole Dream Team behind him. You guys always surprise with something better than expected. 8/10.

This film is an utter disaster from beginning to end, failing on almost every level imaginable. The acting is painfully subpar, with the actors delivering their lines with little to no conviction, making it impossible to connect with any of the characters. Their performances are flat and wooden, contributing nothing to the overall experience. The script is equally disappointing, riddled with clichés and predictable twists that offer nothing fresh or interesting to the genre. The dialogue feels forced and awkward, as if no real thought was put into making the characters' interactions believable or engaging.

To make matters worse, the cinematography and set design are amateurish at best. The location feel generic and uninspired, lacking any atmosphere that might have helped build suspense.

Overall, this movie is a complete waste of time. It fails to deliver in every possible way: from the acting and writing to the technical aspects of filmmaking. It's hard to believe anyone thought this was ready for release. If you're looking for a suspenseful, thrilling horror movie, do yourself a favor and skip this one entirely.

The premise is very good and interesting, and the story captures you right away, the acting is solid and the movie overall is definitely worth the time. It was different, and it was different good. The characters are extremely believable and the acting was great, including performances by Isabella Brenza, Alexander Man, and Michael Pare. Everyone performed perfectly and were very believable to watch. The ending was definitely unexpected, a real mind-blowing.

I also would have loved to explore the world more. Directed by Vjekoslav Katusin, written by Miroslav Trcak.

Gore 1/5 Nudity 5/5 Effects 2/5 Story 3/5 Comedy 1/5.