Dead in Three Days (In 3 Tagen bist du tot) (2006)

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Release Date: Oct 13, 2007 Wide

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An ominous text message is followed by a horrific series of murders that confounds the authorities and strikes fear into the hearts of local high school students in director Andreas Prochaska's stalk and slash shocker. When a group of high school students all receive text messages promising that they will be dead in three days time, everyone assumes it's just a sick joke. But no one is laughing when one of the students is found dead the following morning, and when the body count continues to

R, 1 hr. 38 min.

Mystery & Suspense, Horror

Directed By: Andreas Prochaska

In Theaters: Oct 13, 2007 Wide

On DVD: Mar 3, 2009

Delphi Filmverleih Produktion

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It's probably the best slasher film to come out of Europe since Alex Aja's now classic gore fest 'High Tension.'

March 9, 2009 Full Review Source: ESplatter

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Lucius Gore

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It's hardly among the best of the Dimension Extreme acquisitions, but it works well enough for a 90-minute time-waster.

March 5, 2009 Full Review Source: FEARnet

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Scott Weinberg

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Formulaic and without teeth, this is a knock-off of I Know What You Did Last Summer that has fewer teeth than the original.

April 10, 2008

Steve K

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�I Know What you Did Last Summer IN AUSTRIA� has a tense and promising beginning. The acting of the cast is good, but unfortunately the story is weak, actually a rip-off of the franchise "IKWYDLS" and using the clich�s of the genre. In the end, this flick is watchable and forgettable.

March 10, 2009