By Jon Donnis
Get ready, horror fans. #AMFAD: All My Friends Are Dead is about to deliver a bloody good time. This isn't just another slasher film. It's a wild mix of old-school horror vibes and sharp social media satire, packed with plenty of gore and dark humour. Directed by Marcus Dunstan, the mastermind behind some of the Saw films, this movie takes everything you love about '90s slashers and gives it a fresh, modern twist.
The cast is stacked with familiar faces. Jade Pettyjohn from Little Fires Everywhere leads the charge, alongside social media star JoJo Siwa, who's ditching her usual bubbly image for something much darker. Add in Jennifer Ens, Justin Derickson, Ali Fumiko Whitney, and Julian Haig, and you've got a group of characters you'll root for… until they're picked off one by one.
The story follows Sarah and her influencer friends as they stop at a vacation rental on their way to a music festival. It's all selfies, hashtags, and partying, but what they don't know is that the house is rigged with hidden cameras. Things take a gruesome turn when a masked killer shows up with a personal vendetta and some seriously twisted ideas for revenge. Each murder is more elaborate than the last, with kills that'll make even the most seasoned horror fans squirm.
As secrets start to surface, including a dark one tied to JoJo Siwa's character, Sarah and her remaining friends have to figure out how to survive. But with the killer always one step ahead, their chances are looking slim. Critics are already raving about the film's creativity and gore, calling the kills innovative and comparing the carnage to the Saw franchise.
If you're into blood-soaked horror with a wicked sense of humour, this is the movie for you. #AMFAD: All My Friends Are Dead lands on digital on November 18, and it's perfect for a movie night. Just make sure to check your house for hidden cameras before you press play.
Watch at Apple TV - https://apple.co/3ZbGl4X
