Most Likely to Die

About This Movie

So, 'Most Likely to Die' is an interesting entry in the horror genre, focusing on a group of high school friends reuniting before their ten-year milestone. The whole setup exudes this creepy nostalgia, which is pretty effective. The way each character meets their end, tied to their yearbook superlatives, adds a unique twist that you don’t see all the time. The pacing feels a bit uneven, but it builds tension well enough. There’s a blend of practical effects that’s quite satisfying, and it keeps that slasher vibe alive. Performances are solid, if not memorable, but they do carry the weight of the story’s themes about identity and how we’re seen by others. Not groundbreaking, but definitely a curious watch for collectors.

Interesting premise with yearbook superlatives · Practical effects add a layer of authenticity · Atmospheric tension throughout