As I stumbled upon the 2015 horror movie "Most Likely to Die" by random chance here in 2024, of course I opted to sit down and watch it, given my love of the horror genre. Sure, I had never heard about it, but the movie's cover seemed okay enough.
Writer Laura Brennan delivered a rather unforgettable script and storyline. "Most Likely to Die" was essentially just a generic horror movie like so many, many others before it. Writer Laura Brennan didn't deliver anything outstanding, memorable or particularly entertaining. And that made sitting through "Most Likely to Die" a rather bland viewing experience.
Of the entire cast ensemble here, I was only familiar with Jake Busey. The acting performances throughout the course of the movie were actually fair enough, especially when you take into consideration the monotonous material that the actors and actresses had to work with.
What keeps "Most Likely to Die" afloat is the violence and bloodshed throughout the course of the 80 minutes that the movie ran for. There were some interesting enough death scenes to sit through, and it sort of made up for the lack of creativity on the script front.
Ultimately, not a particularly memorable horror movie. I found that "Most Likely to Die" came and went without leaving a lasting impression on me. And it definitely is not a movie that I will watch a second time. Nor is it a movie that I would recommend fans of the horror genre to sit down and watch. If you've seen any horror movies during the 1990s or 2000s, then you've essentially already also seen "Most Likely to Die".
My rating of director Anthony DiBlasi's 2015 horror movie "Most Likely to Die" lands on a three out of ten stars.
Writer Laura Brennan delivered a rather unforgettable script and storyline. "Most Likely to Die" was essentially just a generic horror movie like so many, many others before it. Writer Laura Brennan didn't deliver anything outstanding, memorable or particularly entertaining. And that made sitting through "Most Likely to Die" a rather bland viewing experience.
Of the entire cast ensemble here, I was only familiar with Jake Busey. The acting performances throughout the course of the movie were actually fair enough, especially when you take into consideration the monotonous material that the actors and actresses had to work with.
What keeps "Most Likely to Die" afloat is the violence and bloodshed throughout the course of the 80 minutes that the movie ran for. There were some interesting enough death scenes to sit through, and it sort of made up for the lack of creativity on the script front.
Ultimately, not a particularly memorable horror movie. I found that "Most Likely to Die" came and went without leaving a lasting impression on me. And it definitely is not a movie that I will watch a second time. Nor is it a movie that I would recommend fans of the horror genre to sit down and watch. If you've seen any horror movies during the 1990s or 2000s, then you've essentially already also seen "Most Likely to Die".
My rating of director Anthony DiBlasi's 2015 horror movie "Most Likely to Die" lands on a three out of ten stars.