Best movie ever!

Awesome Movie

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

This isn't a good horror film, it's okay for a relative low budget (the monsters looks ridiculous though with all that tape around them...), but not memorable and while I liked the idea of the ghost game it was in general way to unoriginal. I was more or less able to predict everything that happened and who was going to die next pretty far ahead. In the end the problem is the same as with so many other horror movies, that the times you get scared, are because you expect the film to get scary, not because it actually gets scary. The test of a good horror movie is if you make the film scary or the film makes you scared. I would forget it. At least if it wasn't for Eli wanting to be a pirate! That was definitely the best part of the film and found me cheering for him all the way to survive so he could become a pirate and get his parrot. He was definitely the best character and actor of the film, earning it some extra stars :)

Some familiar names from the big and small screen who had seen their day or had yet to achieve a modicum of fame dot the cast of Forget Me Not. Every time I see one of these teen slasher flicks I'm convinced that people are cast in them because they can overact outrageously, have a ball doing so and no one notices.Carly Schroeder is a popular kid in school, definitely one of the cool ones with a smart brother and dating the school quarterback Micah Aliberti. After a ghost girl appears to her who looks a bit familiar, her friends start getting eliminated and I do mean eliminated. It's like they were never here.Some kids game way back when unloosed some demon spirits who are playing havoc with time and space. The ghost girl is a friend from childhood. More I will not say.An interesting concept, but just the usual guts and gore in the end.

When I installed myself in front of the TV to watch "Forget Me Not", I was simply expecting a brainless teen-slasher with hot gals parading around in too tight tops and hopefully a little bit of gory massacres too boot; no more, no less. That's also exactly what I received, but – surprisingly enough – the film also had a few neat ideas and twists in store. Like about half of all the horror movies ever made, "Forget Me Not" initially seems to revolve about a group of friends that pulled a prank on someone, but their plan somehow backfired and had irreversible consequences. Now, several years later, they're getting killed one by one. Formulaic stuff, of course, but there are two plot aspects that distinguish from the vast majority of slashers. Number one, the murders aren't committed by a ridiculously masked lunatic, but by eerie ghostly creatures that strangely resemble their already departed buddies. Secondly, and this I personally found quite inventive, once one of the group members is slaughtered, his or her entire existence appears to be erased and the remaining survivors (except for the lead girl Sandy) don't remember anything about them. This ingenious little gimmick leads to a handful of tense and compelling sequences, like when Sandy hysterically attempts to remind the others about their friends, but they just get the impression she's going mad. The "prank" sub plot is also fairly atmospheric and nicely built up, but lacks a proper explanation and logic, for example how did the orphan girl obtain these mysterious powers? With a reasonably ambitious screenplay like this, it's somewhat of a shame that writer/director Tyler Oliver nevertheless only put annoying stereotypes in it, like the slutty girls and muscled jocks. Kudos on the casting of the actresses, as they are all extremely sexy, but a little nudity would have been welcome. Worth a viewing.

I saw the rating on this and wasn't sure I should bother, but I went ahead and watched it and I'm glad I did. The plot is interesting. I'm happy to see that there are some original ideas out there yet for horror, and it isn't all remakes. The acting wasn't bad, I really enjoyed the plot, and the effects of the creatures in it were awesome. I actually yelled once out of fear, and that rarely happens. Pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed the film, having never heard of it or heard about it. It's not the greatest horror movie of all time or anything, but it's worth a watch as long as your expectations aren't too high.