source: The Campus

Rachel Amanda Bryant provides Us with a Phenomenal Performance as 'Morgan' , the eldest daughter of Her recently deceased despotic Father . Rachel possesses the Beauty of the Lovely Girl-Next-Door Ivory-Soap-Girl Kind ; But Packs a Wallop as an Accomplished Actress ! Her emotions here run-the-gamut from determined strong woman , to a fighting zealot , a covering victim , to a young lady just trying to stay alive . She sheds Her Beauty , Her Blood , & even possibly Her Soul ! The Rest of the Cast is Equally Adept , especially Brit Sheridan as Morgan's Sister 'Natalie' , Robert C Pullman as the 'Father' , Bri DiMattio as 'Miya' , Scott Menville as the elusive 'Jeffery' , & Lovely Young Priya Valentine Pullman & Ever Bleu Pullman as the Young Sisters : 'Morgan' & 'Natalie' ! "DeathDay" is a Terrifically Terrifying New Spin on the Horror Genre with Action , Violence , Blood , Guts , Guns , Knives , Head-Bashing , Zombies , & maybe even the Devil Himself ! Do Yourself a Favor & Make ToDay DeathDay in Your House !

I would honestly rather have my fingernails torn out than watch this movie again. Really one of the worse movies I've ever seen...no exaggeration.

I watched it in spare time and first bad acting hit me, but i continued to watch it but i regret it wasting time. Movie is so confusing, so bad that i couldnt wait till the end. I seen a lot of cheap low budget movies with bad special effects but this hit the bottom of BAD

WHY??? What is possibly the reason for making this waste of time? Just to see how many people you could get to waste THEIR time HOPING to see a decent movie??!!! Is this some college ART project??! Very bad camera work, constantly dark (most of the time with nothing but RED lighting), extremely repetitive ..... this THING only induces a headache! J. Horton should be ashamed of himself!!!!! The only redeeming factor was the "okay" acting by Rachel Bryant. I'm sorry, but if you're thinking about watching it, DON'T!!!!

Odd addition to the ground-hog day style horror sub-genre. Most directly it feels like a gorier, lower budget, more nihilistic Happy Death Day. The good: Acting (the survivor girl) BAD = everyone else Good = the look BAD = the pacing (feels long even at the under 90 minute runtime) not upset that I watched it, but probably won't revisit it ever.

Ok so I think for the most part it has been established that this film is very poorly realised...my real issue is how the hell did they get away intermittently with a direct use of John Carpenter's amazing soundtrack to The Fog?!!!its a lazy and awful abuse of such creative excellence!...shameful.

Returning home for the holidays, a woman trying to move past her dysfunctional upbringing finds herself under the effects of a deadly curse that causes her to die only to get resurrected leading to an eventual demonic possession, forcing her to find out how to stop it from happening. For the most part, this here wasn't too bad of an effort. One of the more intriguing efforts here is the gradual build-up done here to showcase the possession has taken hold and gone into effect. This is mainly due to the interesting main story where we come to discover the Aztec folklore about the possessed containing several different aspects to a human soul that have to be conquered in order for the demonic entities to then have full power over a person in the afterlife, a wholly unique take on the constructs of a human soul. This is touched on nicely in the pre-credits sequence with the scientists discovering the central tomb which then carries on into the rest of the film by featuring the various sights of her coming under its effects where it shows her dying in graphic ways resulting in plenty of graphic and gruesome sequences. These are mostly due to a really enjoyable amount of action present which moves this one along, from the home invasion sequence where she takes out the thugs trying to rob her where we get to see the grisly aftermath, a fine torment sequence of the demons playing with her by showing her friends being tortured and a chilling sequence in her home where she's assaulted by various possessed figures around the house before the demons appear before her to chase her around the various locations she tries to escape. That leads into the absolutely stellar finale where the zombies are brought into the mix to chase her which adds some great action and bloody gore into the mix before the final confrontation with the main demon which gives this enough to like to hold off the few flaws present. The biggest issue to be had here is the utterly bland and awful pacing in the first half where it allows the various plot devices to get spelled out which is fine since the film takes forever to get this kind of complicated setup exposed. However, that just makes the film insanely boring to get these storylines developed so that the scenes of her meeting with the other family members at the funeral or the different appointments we see of her going around town which just become so bland after a while that the film becomes a slough to get started on. Then attempting to spell out the complex part of the storyline inferring the pass of the curse onto her that the film becomes troublesome to find. That isn't helped along by the film's incessantly low-budget nature of the film where it seems way too ambitious a concept for this which is enhanced by the digital effects and background style look which gives this the look and feel of a much lower-budgeted film. These here are what really hold this back. Rated Unrated/R Graphic Violence and Graphic Language.

I liked this movie a lot. Horror is always best when it is smart and undefinable. This movie takes a few notes from other horror films but also does the impossible by making us think of it as something we have never seen before. Worth checking out.

Couldn't stop laughing throughout, which is the only + I could find. Terrible, terrible acting and hilarious make-up job. Dont waste your time.