Truth or Dare
A game of Truth or Dare turns deadly when someone - or something - begins to punish those who tell a lie or refuse the dare. Produced by Blumhouse, the studio responsible for small hit horrors like Split, Happy Death Day, and Oscar winner Get Out.
- Director:
- Jeff Wadlow ('Kick-Ass 2', 'Cry Wolf', 'Never Back Down')
- Writer:
- Jillian JacobsMichael ReiszChristopher RoachJeff Wadlow
- Cast:
- Tyler PoseyLucy HaleAurora PerrineauNolan Gerard FunkViolett BeaneHayden SzetoBrady SmithSophia Taylor AliSamantha Logan
Reviews & comments
Variety
pressThe movie isn’t scary, it isn’t gripping, it isn’t fun, and it isn’t fueled by any sort of clever compulsion.
The Telegraph
pressTruth or Dare is the kind of film that must have seemed like a good idea at the time, but its initially appealing premise - what if a demon possessed a drinking game? - quickly falls to pieces under its own self-generated confusions.
The New York Times
pressIt does nothing to cleanse Mr. Wadlow of the lingering stench of his 2013 effort, "Kick-Ass 2." Even so, some setups can be unwittingly funny.
The Guardian
pressThe director, Jeff Wadlow, has a puppyish eagerness to impress, shock and entertain and as silly as the film might get, it’s never dull.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe movie not only fails to represent the peak of the young Blumhouse shingle's output, but gets silly in ways that we've seen on screen for decades.
FilmInk
press...an overlong, uneven, occasionally unintentionally funny, weirdly toothless horror flick...
I'm not a huge fan of horror films but I do see the odd one and this is just bad, really bad. From the idea to the execution (pun intended) its so weak and the end was just eye rollingly hilariously awful. Steer clear all horror buffs this is a deeply disappointing mess and if they make a sequel from this drivel well it'd be a crime. These actors can do...
Variety
pressThe movie isn’t scary, it isn’t gripping, it isn’t fun, and it isn’t fueled by any sort of clever compulsion.
The Telegraph
pressTruth or Dare is the kind of film that must have seemed like a good idea at the time, but its initially appealing premise - what if a demon possessed a drinking game? - quickly falls to pieces under its own self-generated confusions.
The New York Times
pressIt does nothing to cleanse Mr. Wadlow of the lingering stench of his 2013 effort, "Kick-Ass 2." Even so, some setups can be unwittingly funny.
The Guardian
pressThe director, Jeff Wadlow, has a puppyish eagerness to impress, shock and entertain and as silly as the film might get, it’s never dull.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe movie not only fails to represent the peak of the young Blumhouse shingle's output, but gets silly in ways that we've seen on screen for decades.
FilmInk
press...an overlong, uneven, occasionally unintentionally funny, weirdly toothless horror flick...
I'm not a huge fan of horror films but I do see the odd one and this is just bad, really bad. From the idea to the execution (pun intended) its so weak and the end was just eye rollingly hilariously awful. Steer clear all horror buffs this is a deeply disappointing mess and if they make a sequel from this drivel well it'd be a crime. These actors can do...
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