Urban Legends: Bloody Mary (2005)
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40% of critics liked it
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42% of users liked it
(13,434 ratings)
A homecoming-night dare turns into a runaway nightmare for a trio of high-school friends who unleash an evil spirit in this terrifying entry in the Urban Legends series from Pet Sematary director Mary Lambert. Everyone knows the legend of Bloody Mary, but when three high-school friends jokingly… More A homecoming-night dare turns into a runaway nightmare for a trio of high-school friends who unleash an evil spirit in this terrifying entry in the Urban Legends series from Pet Sematary director Mary Lambert. Everyone knows the legend of Bloody Mary, but when three high-school friends jokingly recite an ancient incantation for what they believe to be a harmless prank, a vengeful spirit is unleashed and their fate sealed. Later abducted by a group of intimidating high-school jocks, the trio is soon rescued, only to bear witness as their tormentors one by one fall prey to a deadly but unseen menace. Could it be their imagination or could the spirit of Bloody Mary truly have returned from the grave to seek vengeance for her death and make anyone who crosses her path suffer a horrible and agonizing death? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
- Directed By
- Mary Lambert
- Genres
- Horror
- In Theaters
- Jul 19, 2005 Wide
- Studio
- Sony Pictures Entertainment
Critic Reviews
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Felix Vasquez Jr., Cinema Crazed
Just a good enough horror film in spite of all of its flaws, saved by the strong performances of Tina Lifford and cutie patootie Kate Mara...
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Johnny Butane, Dread Central
There's really nothing remarkable about Urban Legends: Bloody Mary, which is a shame because it's premise is one ripe with possibilities.
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David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews
Though it's purportedly the third installment of the ongoing Urban Legends series, Bloody Mary feels more like a half-baked Ring ripoff than anything else.
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Christopher Null, Filmcritic.com
blatantly obvious that the script has nothing to do with the actual Urban Legend series
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