#Calex demon movie

Why does the time between refusing to play and death vary so much between players? Ronnie (Sam Lerner) invited himself along to the Mission and gets caught in the game too. Why are the police mostly unconcerned and not keeping tabs on anyone now that somewhere around seven people are dead? They have proof of something odd going on, especially when Giselle (Aurora Perrineau) from the original group of players is caught on security camera saying, “Dare” and then lighting a woman on fire. How can Markie be angry at Olivia for being nearly sexually assaulted by her late father? And why does the Wikipedia page summarize that portion of the flick as Olivia admitting partial responsibility for the suicide of Markie’s father? All she did was angrily tell him Markie would be better off with him dead since he was a drunk that lost his job and tried to rape her and somehow that makes her culpable for some part of his death? Um, no.ģ. Then when they do believe they’re stuck in the game with a demon they all blame Olivia for meeting Carter.Ģ. None of them believe Olivia and are hateful to her instead of trying to help her calm down or figure out what’s wrong. Why are any of these people friends at all? Most of them live in one huge house together but are absolute assholes to each other in ways that are much more than familiarity or teasing. Serious questions that may or may not have been answered one of the many times I zoned out, but I require answers nonetheless.ġ. While watching this awful movie, I had some questions. Carter convinces the group to go with him to an abandoned mission where he engages them in a game of truth or dare before telling them they’re now trapped in the game. While couples Lucas and Markie and Tyson and Penelope couple up - and Brad hooks up with a dude on the dance floor - Olivia meets Carter (Landon Liboiron) at the bar. College seniors Olivia (Lucy Hale), Markie (Violett Beane), Lucas (Tyler Posey), Brad (Hayden Szeto), Tyson (Nolan Gerard Funk), and Penelope (Sophia Taylor Ali) head to Mexico for their last spring break together.

#Calex demon movie

One of the heinous ones (that I watched twice) is 2018’s Truth or Dare, not to be confused with the 2017 movie of the same name available on Netflix. Also, it is definitely tough to find quality horror movies, leading me to screen the same ones every year while also enduring mediocre to downright heinous movies just to get my scare on.

My goal is to watch one horror movie per day in October but I’m counting the flicks from last month in my count because I do what I want. It’s October and that means I’ve been mainlining horror movies since September 27 in anticipation of Halloween.