the audience applauded

So much average

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

Usually, when Americans try to remake Japanese horror movies it ends bad. This seems to have been another example, judging from what I read about the film, although I did not quite understand what Japanese film that gave it origin. The plot revolves around a young teenager who begins to see her friends die, immediately realizing that they're all forgotten, as if they never existed. Basically, it's a chance encounter between "The Ring" and "American Pie", in that it mixes horror elements that don't scare with a cast and characters extracted from a teen movie (perhaps one of the most disgusting film genres ever created). Of course, in such a film, sex is a constant and some of the characters seem to think with their genitals. The death scenes can be truly grotesque, with a dose of gore that will have some interest for those who like this sort of thing (usually other teenagers). In this way, I believe we can see this movie once and forget that it existed.

A very good, scary movie. Better than what I was expecting from an Indie film. The special effects were actually pretty good. It was fairly predictable, but it was still frightening. The ghosts, or monsters, or whatever they were, did a very good job of being scary, from the way they moved to the sounds they made, to the way they looked. The ending was a nice little surprise, definitely breaking from the predictability of the rest of the movie. The acting was sub-par; better actors could have made this a really good movie. But as it is, it is a good movie, definitely worth watching if you're looking for a horror flick you've probably never seen.

First of all, if you actually enjoy this film and you are over the age of 18, you should probably raise your artistic standards (for lack of a better phrase)just a bit. This movie suffers from a number of problems,not the least of which, are its bodacious use of clichés and flat-lined characters that we have all seen hundreds of times (and probably better executed)over the years. The actual story had potential in the hands of a competent film maker,and the special blood effects were pretty well done. HOWEVER, the awful monster effects are something you can see on any youtube facial transformations videos and FAR sub-par for a so-called movie. I hated the majority of the one dimensional characters immediately,and the only one I was convinced might have been modeled from a realistic personality-type was the younger brother. From the exaggerated, MTVish usage of the terrible soundtrack to accentuate the recklessness of the 'typical teen' archetype, to the bogus reactions of the characters in various situation ( see: the cop and his daughter...yeah riiiiight)this movie utterly fails. I'm pretty sure any real horror fan with access to a laptop and track board could have made a superior production. Seriously, if you are able to make it through this entire nonsensical movie I commend you for your resilience and shake my head at your having voluntarily wasted your time on this turd of a movie.

i watched this movie because my DirecTV synopsis classified it as a romance...what??? this movie is a thriller, and a bad one at it. it made me long for Friday the 13th, which doesn't hold up well - but is much better than Forget Me Not.these actors cannot act at all (especially when they are smoking, sorry - but you can always tell when someone is fake smoking on the screen and all these folks don't smoke). the special effects are good, but not good enough to hold up the film. we have characters who never warm to us and thus when they are killed we don't care about it. we have a storyline that reminds us of so many other movies. and overall, we have a teen thriller we feel we've experienced before.i did not like this movie at all and would not recommend it.