Soul Survivors (2001)
4 %
Reviews Counted: 46 Fresh: 2 Rotten:44 Average Rating: 2.6/10
Consensus:
Soul Survivors' stock characters and utter lack of suspense gives viewers little reason to attempt deciphering the confusing plot.
Runtime: 85 mins
Theatrical Release: Sep 7, 2001 Wide
Box Office: $2,014,304
Synopsis: After surviving a car crash that killed her boyfriend (Casey Affleck), Cassandra (Melissa Sagemiller) finds herself haunted by his ghost. A priest (Luke Wilson) tries to exorcize these frightful visions from Cassandra's mind, but her college friends see her vulnerability as the perfect... [More]
Genre: Horror/Suspense
Starring: Melissa Sagemiller, Casey Affleck, Wes Bentley, Eliza Dushku, Angela Featherstone
Director: Steve Carpenter
Screenwriter: Steve Carpenter
Producer: Neal H. Moritz, Stokely Chaffin, Jonathan Shestack
Composer: Dan Licht
Screenwriter: Steve Carpenter
Producer: Neal H. Moritz, Stokely Chaffin, Jonathan Shestack
Composer: Dan Licht
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You'd probably get the same enjoyment out of watching a public safety advert.
04/16/03
A serviceable entry in the low-budget horror column, and makes the most of its limited resources with stirring imagery and a full-blown performance by its star.
02/08/03
An exercise in spinning wheels, a muddle of images, ideas, and characters that don't go anywhere, let alone make any sense.
12/08/02
'Soul' is the one of the many things lacking in this sad excuse for a horror film.
10/30/02
Things just get sillier and sillier until even the silliness is overwhelmed by the crushing banality of the denouement.
08/17/02
Dull and inept. It probably won't offend your sensibilities but it may insult your intelligence.
06/03/02
It's another pale attempt to mollify an underestimated teenage audience with a slapped together horror premise.
02/04/02
It's a terrible punning title... Quite apart from being lame in itself, it actually helps to give away the correspondingly lame ending in this teen horror vehicle for Hollywood's newest, cutest young stars.
01/22/02
When it thinks it is building atmosphere and mystery, it's really just meandering and suffering from dank cinematography.
01/20/02
Blatantly cannibalising every horror movie it can think of in the attempt to produce some patchwork Frankenstein's monster.
01/07/02
'Different' doesn't exactly mean 'good,' and this surprisingly sedate supernatural story proves that point quite well.
10/09/01
A badly acted, unoriginal, irritating movie...Easily one of the worst films of 2001.
09/30/01
Though overly reliant on quick-cut montages and shots of Cassie running down hallways, writer/director Steve Carpenter delivers some modest thrills alongside the usual teen-horror clichés.
09/17/01
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