2019 Directed by Patrick Johnson
Two socially awkward teenage girls, are bored one night and turn to the internet for scary stories. They find a game on a creepy website that claims you can use your phone to summon the supernatural...and if you lose the game...you lose your life.
47 Hours, Two Days, 47 Horas de Vida
USA
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they were really shaming the emo girl for eating ass???? it’s 2021, everyone eats ass
Horror has a way of taking an idea and changing it up a little to present it as something new. 47 Hours To Live takes internet myths that have been created, even using Slender Man as an example, and combining it with The Ring in the sense that once you do something then you only have so long to live. The story introduces us to Rose, who is moving into a new town with her parents. She ends up becoming friends with Cadence, who isn't liked at all by the popular girls. They end up playing a game called 47 Hours, which is when you set your phone to take a picture after so many seconds, pass the phone back…
Daily Horror Scavenger Hunt 31 - January 2021
31. The Internet can truly be a scary place. Watch a horror movie featuring the internet or phone apps.
47 Hours to Live is horror for the teen generation, stuck to their phones and believing everything read on the internet is fact. That's not to say that it isn't a bit entertaining though, and I did like the two lead girls, who tried their best to make something out of this. Basically they are two high school misfits and when Rose moves into town, Cadence befriends her and they quickly become chummy, despite their many differences. Unfortunately bored teenagers these days I guess spend their time looking up urban legends online instead…
La idea era buena, pero esto resulto ser bastante malo... Las dos protagonistas son bastante gays, pero no paso nada entre ellas xD.
It's not really "good", but it is charming and cheesy and it reminded me a little bit of the late 90s - early 00s horror movies; plus the girls are very likeable, they could've been gayer tho (but that's a personal preferance).
p.s: how come that's not samara weaving?
Pro tip: If you’re an amateur film maker trying to make horror movies don’t include scenes of characters talking about how not scary modern horror films are. This goes doubly if you’re going to make boring atmosphereless pieces of shit like this.
I liked it well enough, it had its scary moments, or maybe they just seemed scary because of my younger sister's reactions, 😆🙃
