Director:
David R. EllisGuión:
Eric BressCámara:
Glen MacPhersonMúsica:
Brian TylerReparto:
Bobby Campo, Shantel VanSanten, Nick Zano, Haley Webb, Mykelti Williamson, Krista Allen, Stephanie Honoré, Tony Pallo, Deanna Meske, Justin Welborn (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
En el que debería haber sido un divertido día en las carreras, Nick O'Bannon (Bobby Campo) tiene una horrible premonición en la que una extraña secuencia de acontecimientos provoca múltiples accidentes de automóviles en la carrera, enviando escombros llenos de llamas a las gradas, matando brutalmente a sus amigos y haciendo que la parte superior de las gradas se derrumbe sobre él. Cuando sale de esta pesadilla, Nick entra en pánico e intenta persuadir a su novia, Lori (Shantel VanSanten) y a sus amigos, Janet (Haley Webb) y Hunt (Nick Zano), de que tienen que irse rápidoy escapan segundos antes de que la aterradora visión de Nick se convierta en una terrible realidad. Pensando en que han logrado engañar a la muerte, el grupo tiene una nueva oportunidad de vivir, pero lamentablemente para Nick y para Lori, ese es sólo el comienzo. Continúan sus premoniciones y los supervivientes del accidente comienzan a morir uno a uno, de maneras cada vez más pavorosas. Nick debe encontrar una manera de escapar de la muerte de una vez por todas antes de que él, también, alcance su Destino final. (Tripictures)
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Terribly stupid when it comes to the dialogues, surprisingly badly directed and with dodgy digital effects, it almost reminded me of the awful Wrong Turn 3 several times. I wasn’t expecting an original or interesting plot, but such poor execution was a very unpleasant surprise. The ending was a bit tense, but it was not enough to improve the overall impression. And when in the last scene the protagonist says the following with a mysterious tone (spoiler): "What if it was planned from the beginning?", I couldn’t avoid laughing. It’s evident that even after the third sequel (or remake?), the creators still don’t have the rules of the game clearly set, the characters just pull “solutions” out of their asses and the whole thing looks increasingly ridiculous. Please, put an end to it already.
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Ellis proves he’s two levels above of Wong. It’s eighty minutes of uncompromisingly laughing fun, in which, paradoxically, the opening is worthless compared to the previous films. Yet it is then amply compensated for by the rest of the film, in which there is plenty of room for blood, stupid effects, déjà vu, and, above all, uncompromising fun. Never mind the characters and the plot - as long as it does it in an original way every time and is never boring, even when it's stealing from the past. In terms of its category, the fourth film is filled to the brim.
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After watching the movie, you will likely think about one thing: was it really that stupid or was it all just an excellent exaggeration? I'm afraid it's option A, so it's one of the dumbest sequels of the year.
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Very similar to all the previous parts, especially the third. Once again, the Grim Reaper is sharpening its scythe on the unfortunate few who dared to bypass it, and all the seemingly rather random deaths of the survivors are tragic to the point of morbid. The whole film is really about Death being unable accept any disruption to its natural order, and thus has to get things done own way, and all sharp, flammable and heavy equipment is welcome. In short, a generic slasher with all the trimmings that still managed to keep me pretty tense.
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