Demons Never Die

Demons Never Die (2011)

  • 13% of critics liked it
    (8 reviews)

  • 45% want to see it
    (134 ratings)

Eight very different London students have one deadly secret: they have all made a pact to end their lives together. However, a mysterious masked killer emerges from the shadows to grant their death-wish in a more terrifying fashion than they could ever have imagined. Misfit Archie, model Samantha,… More

Unrated,
Directed By
Written By
Arjun Rose
Genres
Art House & International, Horror

Critic Reviews

  • Michael Dequina, TheMovieReport.com

    The overly familiar can make for an entertaining ride all the same with the right amount of slick style and intelligent inspiration.

  • Philip French, Observer [UK]

    It's an indifferent example of the familiar slasher horror stuff that won Jamie Lee Curtis the title "Scream Queen" in the 1970s and later reached its peak in Wes Craven's Scream tetralogy.

  • Charlotte O'Sullivan, This is London

    The problem lies with writer/director Arjun Rose, whose opportunism is matched only by his indifference to logic.

  • Cath Clarke, Guardian [UK]

    It's a bit like being in a room with a group of stoned people at a YouTube party, replaying the best bits of their favourite movies.

  • James Bramble, Little White Lies

    Neither homage or reinvention, A walking, talking cliché with little to say about truth or fiction.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Dean !


    Good to see the English having a go at a slasher film.....but why does it always have to be so low budget. Tulisa makes a 5min appearance, so not sure why on the cover of the DVD....bit of a marketing ploy there. Interesting take on the idea but the plot just twists in totally random… More

  • Film C


    This is a pretty terrible movie and yet compelling to watch to the end! Although an interesting concept and although intriged to see what is going on, when your eventually enlightened to the answer its a pretty poor ending and your left going 'what the hell, was that all… More

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